I have been teaching my students about copyright and how to give credit by citing their sources. The use of Creative Commons is new to me. This could be useful when posting lessons on You Tube or Itunes U. Students can share their work and use creative commons, this might help them understand copyrights better.
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I like the way the teacher presented the information to the student. there was a lot of student conversation to reinforce their learning.
The fact that the teacher used examples that students could relate to by using popular artist made it a real connection for the students. The teacher reinforced the use of evidence to support thinking, just like we teach our kids to use their text evidence. This use of evidence took out the opinion factor and kept it related to factual information.
To implement a lesson like this on campus I would involve my tech specialist and librarian. These two people are great sources of information that could help me think of things that I know I would forget. I created a simple fair use and online safety lesson for my second graders using Edmodo. I had short videos linked so they could watch them and then we had a discussion and followed by signing a users oath.
Tina, I am glad to hear that you will involve your Tech Specialist and Librarian to implement a lesson in your classroom. Students will hear different staff members all speaking the same language. :)
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