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One-stop Shambles Plagiarism and Copyright Page
This page is designed to bring together all the plagiarism and copyright related areas in "Shambles"-
(a feedback form is in the top left menu)

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Online Tools
| online marker pen | Class Timer | Clock | music copyright |
| check spelling | dictionary | thesaurus | Visual Thesaurus | translate |

Plagiarism and Copyright related areas on "Shambles" :
| Copyright | Copyright in Education | Legal and Education Policies | Plagiarism | Paper Mills |
| Help with Homework and Essays | Homework Policies | School Policies | Plagiarism Tools |
| Information Literacy | Learning Styles | Peer to Peer | Questioning | Study Skills |

 

Direct Outside links :
| CurriculumOnline (UK) | Teacher Resource Exchange (UK) |
| Department for Education and Skills (UK) | Teachernet (UK) | Education Network Australia (EdNA) |
| Gateway to Educational Materials GEM (USA) | Education City (Hong Kong) |

Copyright in Education :
| Australia | Canada | Hong Kong | New Zealand | Singapore | UK | USA |

Plagiarism and Copyright Associations and Organisations :
| Academic Commons | American Library Association | Australian Copyright Council |
| Copyright Licensing Agency (UK) |
| Intellectual Property Department (Hong Kong) | USA Copyright Office | US Library of Congress |
| World Intellectual Property Organisation |
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Creative Commons (cc)
This is a USA initiative
Creative Commons - developed to offer creators of digital materials more choices than just
" open to all with no control" or "open to no one" ... copyright licences include:
Attribution. You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your copyrighted work — and derivative works based upon it — but only if they give you credit.     No Derivative Works. You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform only verbatim copies of your work, not derivative works based upon it.    Noncommercial. You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your work — and derivative works based upon it — but for noncommercial purposes only.     Share Alike. You allow others to distribute derivative works only under a license identical to the license that governs your work.    You are free to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work and to make derivative works. You may exercise these above freedoms in developing nations only.
full details of licences are posted at www.creativecommons.org    
online utility to choose a licence is at http://creativecommons.org/license/


Free for Education (FfE)
This is an Australian initiative. www.aesharenet.com.au/FfE/
FfE is a trade mark of AEShareNet Limited. AEShareNet is a streamlined copyright management framework established by government on a non-profit basis for the education sector.
The Free for Education mark indicates that material may be freely used for educational purposes ...
The mark may be applied by anyone to any material in which they own the copyright provided they agree with the conditions set out in these pages.
Free for Educational purposes. Very limited modifications allowed. Other rights reserved.
Free for Educational purposes. Very limited modifications allowed. Other rights reserved.     Preserves the integrity. May be copied freely but not altered.     Shared use among Members. Enhancements belong to the original licensor.    Unrestricted use.
You are able to search for sites using this licencing at www.aesharenet.com.au/

 

Creative Archive Licence Group (CALG)
This is a UK Initiative http://creativearchive.bbc.co.uk/
" The Creative Archive is a BBC led initiative to provide access to public service audio and video archives in a way that allows the British public to find, share, watch, listen and re-use the archive as a fuel for their own creative endeavours. In other words, you can rip, mix and share the BBC." 		Creative Archive Licence Group UK BBC
Non-Commercial: means personal use or use for educational purposes within any educational establishment listed in Annexe A, but excludes any commercial use (including professional, political or promotional uses) Share-Alike : means Sharing the Work and/or Derivative Work under the same terms and conditions as granted to You under the Licence Credit/Crediting (Attribution) : means acknowledging the Original Authors and/or Licensors of any Works and/or Derivative Work that You Share No-Endorsement : means that You must not use the Work and/or Derivative Work in any way that would suggest or imply the Licensor's support, association or approval Licence : means this Creative Archive licence for use within the UK
No commercial use Share alike Give credit No endorsement UK only



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