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OTR Links 03/31/2013

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The content of this blog is created by me at the keyboard or as a result of an aggregator of my daily reading under the title OTR Links. On Fridays, look for my signature post “This Week in Ontario Edublogs” where I try to share some great writing from Ontario Educators. The other regular post appears Sunday mornings as I try to start a conversation about things that have gone missing from our daily lives.

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    colleenkr

    Doug, these are great resources. Already, I’ve found one that I want to share with my senior students so that they can digest some of the info and respond to the points (http://12most.com/2013/03/26/ensure-using-legally-online-photos/), but I know I’ll also be looking at Trademark vs. Copyright as well. Very glad I got up early to browse your blog today. Keep it up!

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    dougpete

    Thanks, Colleen. I found that article fascinating. Of course, there is a US slant and you’d have to talk about the difference between fair use and fair dealing. I think that it should, at the least, tug at people sense of decency and fairness when looking for content.

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    colleenkr

    It’s always a good reminder to chat about “decency & fairness” with students. Assumptions of anonymity are huge when working online, and they may not realize that what they take for granted affects their digital footprint. I’m going to look into fair use vs. fair dealing, as I’m not yet sure what they are… thanks Doug.

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