Does Copyright Law Affect Me?

What does the 'copyright law' allow to authors and artists?

Copyright law is a branch of what law?

What are the three things that must be included to obtain a copyright?

What can a teacher copyright?

How long does a copyright last?

What is the government branch that creates copyright law?

Can ideas be copyrighted?

Can an author sell a copyright?

Under what doctrine makes it possible to make copies of an author's copyrighted work without first securing permission?

What copyright works can teachers make single copies of?

What can be copyrighted?

Can computer programs be copyrighted?

What are the factors of fair use?

How many copies of a copyrighted material can a library make for archival purposes?

This was a revision to the Copyright Law of 1976 that detailed what copyright-protected materials were permissable for use in distance education.

What is the length of time teacher's can use copyrighted materials without permission?

What types of work are free to anyone to use?

Who does copyright law apply to?

When was copyright act created?

How can an author give someone else their copyright?

Is it fair use to videotape television programs for educational purposes?

What are the penalties for violating a copyright?

What are the exceptions to work that can be copyrighted?

A copyright gives the author what rights?

What is the law that refers to the rules of law that developed over time from decisions made by courts in individual cases in the various states?

What does an author need to do to be fully protected?

If an author does not obtain a copyright, can he/she sue when anyone makes unauthorized copies?

What is it called when work is prepared by two or ore authors with the intention that their contributions be merged into inseparable or interdependent parts of a unitary whole?

True or False: a nominal fee is required when applying for a copyright.

True or False: teachers may create lesson plans, books, and other teaching material that they wish to copyright.