The goal of this page is to provide faculty, employees, and students of the Longview Independent School District with the basic understanding of copyright/fair use and look at the issue of plagiarism. For most of the links below, you will be leaving the LISD web site. Click the back or return button in your browser to return to our site.
Creating a
Copyright-Safe School Copyright guideline sites: United States Copyright Office Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia -- A nonlegislative report adopted by the Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property, Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives. The Educators' Lean & Mean No Fat Guide to Fair Use Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web Saying "Yes" Instead of "No": Promoting the Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia Student Guidelines for Multimedia and Web Page Production 10 Big Myths About Copyright Explained Timeline: A History of Copyright in the U.S. On-line Quizzes: 20-Question Fair Use Copyright Quiz Permission Letters: Permission Template for Teachers Permission Template for Students Citation Links: University of Arizona Citation Guide Classroom Connect's Citing Internet Resources
Internet Plagiarism -- Excellent
article by Margaret Lincoln, Library Media Specialist, Lakeview High
School, Battle Creek, Michigan Teacher Information Highway on Plagiarism -- Good information for Teachers. Keeping Kids Honest -- Presented by Caroline McCullen, SAS inSchool Instructional Technologist, at the 2002 NECC. Plagiarism -- Good Reference Plagiarism information from Capital Community College, Hartford, CT Dealing with Plagiarism Issues - RMC Research Corporation
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