Using Film or Video in Your Course

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Using Film or Video in Your Course

Collins, Perry

Date: 8/30/2018

Type: Poster

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A flowchart-style guide to complying with U.S. Copyright Law and taking advantage of Ball State resources when using film or video in the classroom.

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If you find content within Ball State University Libraries collections that you believe infringes your copyright or otherwise violates the law, please contact us and we will carefully review the material and take appropriate action. Copyright notifications must comply with the requirements of Section 512(C)(3) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Note that only the copyright owner or an authorized representative of the copyright owner can file a DMCA Infringement Notice on his/her behalf.

For more information, please see the Ball State University copyright statement.

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