Copyright

Resources

Citation Machine — type in the information on the article or book to cite and the correct MLA and APA format appears!	Copyright Condensed — from the Heartland Area Education Agency II.
Citation Styles — the MLA, APA, Chicago, and CBE styles of citing Web sites, Email messages, Web discussion forum posting, Listserv message, Newsgroup message, and Real-time communication.	FAQs About MP3 and Copyright Law — a concise explanation of the law from Greenberg Traurig, LLP.
Copyright Chart (PDF) — a concise reference tool that summarizes the fine print. Intro Page	Intel Education's Copyright Information Page — a list of annotated links.
Copyright for Educators — a list of annotated links.	Interactive Copyright (Cyberbee) — an interactive Q & A regarding copyright and fair use.
Copyright Kids — copyright basics and how to register your own copyright. Click Sample Permission Letters and learn how to contact Music Publishers and Record Companies. Obtain Film and Television Clip clearances as well as and Books, Articles, Photos, and Illustrations clearances.	K-12 Primer About Copyright Law in the Classroom — What You Can and What You Can NOT Do in the Classroom
Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and on the World Wide Web — This document is to help teachers, students and staff make informed decisions before using materials in the classroom, on the Internet or on the World Wide Web. (University of Maryland)	Music and Copyright Law - A set of annotated links.
Copyright Law and Fair Use (Stanford University)— a general description of copyright law and the fair-use exemptions to the law. This site also describes guidelines applicable to classroom copying.