Auteursrecht en privacy - LessonUp

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Copyright

and privacy

What is copyright?

• Temporary protection giving creators exclusive economic
   and personality rights.
  
  
• Only for tangible works (not ideas, not facts)
  
  
• For everyone! From photos by Erwin Olaf to your holiday snaps
  
  
• So also: copied digital texts, PowerPoints for methods, etc.

Examples in LessonUp

• Using images of others
  
  
• Copying complete methods (PowerPoint) in lessons
  
  
• Work of others (e.g. poems) without  use sources

Impact for LessonUp

• Summonses (incl. penalty clause)
  
  
• Claim: passing on infringers to rights holder
  
  
• Taking images offline
  
  
• Inform user(s)

General exceptions

Embed

Content that is in one place visible in another (e.g.: embedding a YouTube or Vimeo video), so not a copy

Links

A reference,

so not a copy

Quotation law

Not only text, but e.g. also images, music fragments and pieces

from videos

Conditions

Please note the terms and conditions (e.g.: attribution, acknowledgement of source)

The education exception

• Copyright law has a number of exceptions for education.
  
  
• Material may be used without prior permission.
  
  
• School pays for this (surrender arrangement)
   and meets certain conditions. 
  
  
• Rule of thumb: copy a maximum of 10% from a (work) book
   (with a max of 10 pages, and share with your pupils
   in a closed environment (class, elo)

• All public lessons you
   create in LessonUp are open.
• You may share them and others
   may share them, according to
   Creative  Commons licence CC
   BY 4.0, and adapt them.
• You agree to this when you
   log in to LessonUp, in accordance
   with the terms and conditions.

Public learning materials

in LessonUp

   Open content

• Material that anyone may
   view, copy and reuse
• Creative Commons licences,

     Public domain material

Creative Commons licences:

4 building blocks, 6 licences

Attribution

Non-commercial

Share equally

No derivative works

Copyright still applies

Semi-open licence

Open licence

Completely open

Creative Commons licences:

4 building blocks, 6 licences

Pixabay

Unsplash

Videvo

Wikimedia Commons

Freepik

Flaticon

Freesound

Bensound

Aardappeloproer

1917

Enkele Amsterdamse vrouwen zagen dat er een schip vol aardappelen in een van de grachten lag. Ze gingen erop af en plunderden het schip: hun schorten vol aardappelen. De dag erna waren er meer plunderaars. Pas nadat zes mensen door het leger werden doodgeschoten, keerde de rust terug