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Direct linkGold, Stephanie – Technology & Learning, 2006
The day is past when educators can legitimately claim ignorance of digital copyright and fair use laws. The ed tech community has addressed digital copyright and fair use a lot in recent years. There is still, however, the ongoing challenge of keeping up with ever-changing statutes as technology itself matures, not to mention the necessity of…
Descriptors: Copyrights, Technology Uses in Education, Compliance (Legal), Plagiarism
