Any work, such as a scribble, a story, or even a drawing are automatically copyrighted. Classroom use has the priority to use copyrighted material without the author's permission.
The four exclusive rights to copyright are:
The four exclusive rights to copyright are:
- Reproduce the copyrighted work;
- Display the copyrighted work publicly;
- Prepare derivative works based on the copyrighted work; and
- Distribute copies of the copyrighted work to the public by sale, rental or lending, and/or to display the image.
In some cases, Images are licensed and are not subject to fair use. Most of the time images are licensed, but can still be used if the photographer is credited.
Copyright is not meant to restrict the use of already created material, but is meant for the creation of new material.
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