1. Copyright
1.1. Protects and seals owners original work
1.1.1. Art
1.1.2. Music
1.1.3. Literature
1.1.4. Educational
1.2. Last 50 to 100 years after death of owner
2. Fines
2.1. Due to unsolicited use of work
2.2. $150,000 for using the work of others improperly
2.3. Always pay proper respect to creator of content in use
3. Public Domain
3.1. Work free for anyone to use
3.1.1. Copyrights expired
3.1.2. Creator passed and copyrights elapsed
3.1.3. Work was created before copyrights existed
4. OER
4.1. Open Education Resources
4.2. Easy and Free access to work for Educators to use unlimited
4.2.1. Youtube
4.2.2. Pixabay
4.2.3. Free Music Archive
5. Creative Commons
5.1. Work others can build from
5.2. Original ownership is not waived
5.3. CC Licensing
5.3.1. Zero (CC0)
5.3.1.1. Creator relinquished all rights
5.3.1.2. like Public Domain
5.3.2. Attribution (CC-BY)
5.3.2.1. Aknowledge creator when using their work
5.3.3. ShareAlike (CC-BY-SA)
5.3.3.1. You have to license work created
5.3.4. Noncommercial (CC-BY-NC)
5.3.4.1. Not for commercial use unless approved by creator
5.3.4.2. Modify, Distibute, and Use
5.3.4.3. DO NOT SELL
5.3.5. NonDerivative (CC-BY-ND)
5.3.5.1. Can copy and distribute only in original form
5.3.5.2. Very limited use
6. Fair Use
6.1. Limited and transformative
6.1.1. Commentary
6.1.1.1. Making comments
6.1.1.2. News
6.1.1.3. Articles
6.1.2. Criticism
6.1.2.1. Judgement
6.1.2.2. Reviews
6.1.3. Parody
6.1.3.1. Scary Movie
6.1.3.2. Weird Al
6.1.3.3. Vampires Suck
6.2. Judge determines fair or unfair
6.2.1. Purpose and Character
6.2.2. Nature of work
6.2.3. Amount and Sustainability
6.2.4. The effect of potential market