Teaching Copyright

Sara E. Wolf, PhD, is Associate Professor of Library Media and Educational Technology at Auburn University, AL, USA. She earned her doctorate in curriculum and instruction with a concentration in educational media and computers from Arizona State University. Her instructional design experience spans 20 years in a variety of instructional settings including public school, higher education, and university staff development. She co-authored Copyright for Schools, Sixth Edition (Bloomsbury Libraries Unlimited, 2021), with Carol Simpson.

• 1. Introduction and Organization2. Lessons Organized by Topic3. Annotated Assessment Items4. Supplemental Resources5. Concordance6. GlossaryAppendix A: Analysis ScaffoldAppendix B: Exceptions Analysis ScaffoldAppendix C: Does a License Permit My Use? Appendix D: License Use ScaffoldAppendix E: Is My Use Permitted by Specific Fair Use Guidelines?Appendix F: Fair Use ChecklistAppendix G: Key Court Cases: CopyrightAppendix H: Scavenger Hunt Example Clue ListAppendix I: Sample Bingo Card & Concentration Game Concept PairsAppendix J: Multimedia Guidelines Cheat SheetAppendix K: Guidelines and Laws Quick ReferenceReferencesIndex

"In this work you will find lessons that are flexible enough to teach basics to older elementary students and deep enough for graduate students to get a rich understanding of copyright’s nuances – all from the same lesson. There is no reason to avoid teaching and discussing complicated copyright; this work will set you up for success."