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Proficiency 1.4

Overview of the Proficiency

• Demonstrate ability to discern what information is copyrighted and what is not from electronic resources, including software and copyright guidelines..
• In narrative, describe your understanding of an AUP, CIPA, COPPA, copyright law and fair use policy in education.

Possible examples to include in portfolio:

• Write a narrative discussing how to discern copyrighted information and proper ways for citing electronic sources. Include a signed district Acceptable Use Policy and sample student Acceptable Use Policy.
  
  
• Discuss safety issues especially in regards to publishing names and pictures of minors. Include district guidelines and appropriate use of chat rooms as well as confidentiality requirements regarding student grades.

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View the Introductory video to proficiency 1.4 (requires Quicktime) Quicktime Site
1.4 Video

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Links to presentations and websites

• Legal Safety Issues -- a step by step slide presentation on how to create an artifact for this proficiency. Click on each slide to advance.
• Children's Internet Protection Act -- CIPA requirements explained
• Children's Online Privacy Protection Act -- Explains how to comply with COPPA requirements
  
• The Copycat Story -- A great story for sharing with learners of all ages about the importance of giving credit where credit is due. (Used by permission from the author)
• Virginia Department of Education -- this link shows examples of various acceptable use policies and templates.
• Copyright and Education-- An educators guide to the copyright laws
  
• Copyright and Education-  A quick chart to explain copyright laws
  
• Online Citation Machine-- a web based form that allows you easily cite sources used from the Internet
• Digital Millennium Copyright Act -- this act was signed into law on October 28, 1998. The plan is published at this web site.
• A Visit to Copyright Bay -- a fun, interactive site that explains copyright as it applies to education.

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