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Module 6 (Copyright (Fair Use (Factor 2- The nature of the copyrighted…

- - - - No fixed identity that could be threatened by disappointment, humiliation, or loss
      - Ultimately Unlivable
      - Keeps open all possibilities
    - - One is committed to involved action
      - Information is not denigrated but is sought for serious purposes
      - One has a stable identity
      - Commitment to perspective = sense of relevance
      - "Only those willing to take risks go on to become experts"
    - - No one cares if the information is reliable
      - Endless Gossip + No Consequences = Irresponsibility
      - No one assumes responsibility
      - "The Internet"
        
        Perfect Medium for Slander & Innuendo
    - - What commitments matter and why
      - Internet does not support unconditional commitments
      - Unconditional Commitment
      - Information Tech inhibits unconditional commitments
- - - - Reselling
      - Disposing
      - Lending
    - - Public Display of Material
      - Performances of Material
      - Reproducing the Material
  - - - Choreographic Works
      - Pictorial, Graphic, and Sculptural Works
      - Dramatic Works
      - Sound Recordings
      - Musical Works
      - Literacy Works
      - Architectural Works
    - - Procedures, Methods, Systems or Processes
      - Works of the U.S government
      - Titles, Names, Short Phrases, or Slogans
      - Works where the Copyright has Expired
      - Facts or Ideas
- - - - Giving proper credit when using other people's work
      - Understanding Digital Footprints
      - Protecting their and others' private information online
      - Respecting each other's ideas and opinions
      - Searching Effectively
    - - Connect
      - Create
      - Explore
      - Learn
    - - Get People Talking
      - Provide Support in the Curriculum
      - Engage Students as Change Agents
      - Create a Buzz
      - Link to other Key Priorities
      - Review Support for Digital Literacies
    - - Smartphones
      - Internet
      - Video Games
- - - - Show empathy
      - Concern for known others
      - "Useful guide for interactions with direct relations"
    - - Considering the effects of one's action on the public or a community
  - - - Empathetic perspective taking
      - Conveys respect
      - Applies the "Golden Rule"
    - - Complex Perspective Thinking
      - Community Thinking
      - Roles & Responsibilities
    - - Potential consequences for ones actions
      - Consequence thinking/ Self-focused
      - Deeply Individualistic