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Kim Handle
(Brooklyn - United States)Kim worked for the Professional Development Department in Education at the New York Hall of Science in Corona, Queens for the past three years and has recently accepted a fellowship at Brooklyn College. Kim's undergraduate work was in environmental ...
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- Contributed By: Karen Fasimpaur
This is a lesson plan on copyright and open licensed resources that students can use legally in their own work.
This is the presentation that goes with the "COPYRIGHT AND OPEN CONTENT: WHAT DO YOU KNOW?" lesson.
This is a student handout to go with the "COPYRIGHT AND OPEN CONTENT: WHAT DO YOU KNOW?" lesson. Under the list of open licensed resources, feel free to add additional resources, such as Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, Flickr. etc. (See a full list at www.k12opened.com/content). The list I put in this handout are all sites that are "classroom friendly." Other sites may include content that is objectionable to some.
A variety of short poetry selections (all public domain) that can be used with this activity
A wiki that can be used with this activity to have students read poems and find open licensed artwork to go with them. Just add your class name and student pages with poems.
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