Copyrights©
- A teacher in your school (who has a really rowdy bunch of
monsters) makes an agreement with them that they learn how to make power
point presentations on sports, war, hunting, rock music and such. She lets
them get graphics from anywhere on the Internet. Sites such as Sports
Illustrated, ESPN. DOD,
The web
can be used to acquire resources. The
students can download as many pictures and graphics as they want for their
PowerPoint presentations. However, it is
illegal for the projects to be published back to the Web without permission
from the copyright holders.
- You create a web link to the CBS - David Letterman Web
page, the Right to Life and the Right to Choice web pages on your school's
home page. Your principal instructs you to remove them from the schools
links.
Web
links are not copyrighted; therefore no law was violated in this case. The only time linking to websites would
violate a copyright law is if the link was created to misrepresent the
author.