Apologies to all those asking permission to use this. Please do! (And sorry that I've been slow and haven't responded to each request individually.) The Standard RUclips License allows you to embed and show the video as long as you don't modify it (e.g., remove the RUclips branding). So, that should be fine for just about any classroom or training use with no additional permissions necessary. In short, you can use any video on RUclips in any kind of training provided that you're using it the way that RUclips provided it. So, just don't download videos, modify them, etc., and you can use RUclips videos in educational settings without worrying about violating copyright. You also don't need permission to share a link to anything on the web. So, if you want to put together a handout to resources, you don't need permission to link to the resource (unless, of course, your link somehow circumvents a login requirement on a paid service, but that would be a terms of use violation more than a copyright issue).
This is a wonderful, easy to understand video on Copyright. I'm a library media specialist. May I have permission to show this to our teachers during pre-service?
I am presenting a workshop to our faculty and would like to share your video about copyright with them during an in-service on Wednesday. Would I have your permission to do so. It is a great video, very concise and informative. Thank you.
With the majority of schools being closed due to the Coronavirus there has been a lot of questions surrounding copyright at the school I work for lately. This video certainly helped to clarify a lot for me. We had planned to record ourselves reading books for our younger students but were told that is a no go. Is that true? I'm still a little lost with regards to that.
This is a clear example where copyright seems overly restrictive, but yes, by recording audio of the books, you are making an unauthorized copy of copyrighted material. It seems the publisher would especially care about this if they have their own audio version of the book that they're trying to sell, because you'd be circumventing their ability to profit from the audio version by creating your own. (But, as always, I'm not a lawyer.)
Now Imagine I would like to teach a book on IELTS for English learners and I am covering the whole book from page 1 to the last. Is it allowed considering I am teaching it and I am not sharing it and students will go and buy the book?
Question? Can I have our printing department, at the university, print and create a cutout copy of Batman and/or Sherlock Holmes to be used in my classroom?
What is the permission rights on this video? I see that a lot of people are asking for permission, and I would love to use this with my teachers, but I want to make sure that I am following copyright best practices.
I am taking a class on integrating technology into the classroom and I need to create a professional development training for teachers. May I use your amazing video as part of my class project?
hello i am a teacher.and i want to ask you that if i take questions photo from a book and use that photo on my ppt and solve it and made its video . is it coming under illegal? or copy right clam ?????????
Great presentation. Do I have your permission to show it to new Fire Department Instructors in Maryland as part of their lecture in copyright and ethics? Thanks.
it's automatically copyrighted yes, but what chance does a smaller artist have of taking anyone to court over someone using their material or sampling their work,. this whole law is designed to protect the big companies at the top who exploit artists for their work to release under their brand instead of the copyright owners.
Dear admin. May i use PPT lesson made by author of a text book in explaining and making a youtube video?? Second question is i want to solve past papers of cambrigde exams so may i use question paper as it it and writing and commenting on it.
With both examples, you'd have to make the case that the use is fair (e.g., transformative) if asked to do so, but the easy solution is just to ask permission from the original author. The exam question is especially tricky if you are just answering the questions, though, because test companies make their money off of test items and merely answering the question doesn't seem very transformative (as opposed to, say, critiquing the structure of the question for academic purposes).
Seems like if you include sections of it and then also discuss it rather than just playing it as the sole delivery of the topic its ok? If the video did it's job and I actually get it?!
That would be true if you were making a copy of the video. But if you are using it the way it was intended and licensed (i.e., watching it in a web browser via RUclips) then it doesn't matter.
Hi! I am a pre-student teacher creating a Weebly site to educate teachers about legal responsibilities. May I have permission to embed your video into my web page? I will cite you alongside the video.
Hi Lisa, I'm not a lawyer, but copyright kicks in when you make a copy of a work. So, taking a written book and making an oral copy of it would be an instance when copyright would apply. It seems that fair use would likely only apply if you only recorded a small part of the story.
Yes, sorry. I wasn't tracking these mainly because you don't need permission to show the video under the Standard RUclips License, but I've pinned a comment on this at the top to avoid this confusion in the future.
Hello, I am a graduate student and I would like to use your video in an educational powerpoint presentation. May I have your permission to do so? Tammy Green
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Apologies to all those asking permission to use this. Please do! (And sorry that I've been slow and haven't responded to each request individually.)
The Standard RUclips License allows you to embed and show the video as long as you don't modify it (e.g., remove the RUclips branding). So, that should be fine for just about any classroom or training use with no additional permissions necessary.
In short, you can use any video on RUclips in any kind of training provided that you're using it the way that RUclips provided it. So, just don't download videos, modify them, etc., and you can use RUclips videos in educational settings without worrying about violating copyright.
You also don't need permission to share a link to anything on the web. So, if you want to put together a handout to resources, you don't need permission to link to the resource (unless, of course, your link somehow circumvents a login requirement on a paid service, but that would be a terms of use violation more than a copyright issue).
Thank you, I'm planning to share this for training teachers about copyright.
Thank you ! This video got me clear with everything I need for my class tmr instead of reading 60 paged paper.
Wow! This was fantastic! Very informative and engaging! THanks!
That's great to hear, Samantha! Thanks for your feedback!
Great video please make more and more 😊👍
Thanks for this video! Very easy to understand and great visuals.
This is a wonderful, easy to understand video on Copyright. I'm a library media specialist. May I have permission to show this to our teachers during pre-service?
Thank you for creating this great video! This is awesome for my students!
Loved how succinct this video was. Could I share with my coworkers and classmates in a technology for teachers course?
I am presenting a workshop to our faculty and would like to share your video about copyright with them during an in-service on Wednesday. Would I have your permission to do so. It is a great video, very concise and informative. Thank you.
Hello may I use this presentation for copyright and fair use training in my elementary school?
Hello, may I use this presentation for copyright and fair use training that I am preparing?
Permission to share this video for our school presentation about copyright ☺️
Thank you so much. Very useful for a teacher like me.
With the majority of schools being closed due to the Coronavirus there has been a lot of questions surrounding copyright at the school I work for lately. This video certainly helped to clarify a lot for me. We had planned to record ourselves reading books for our younger students but were told that is a no go. Is that true? I'm still a little lost with regards to that.
This is a clear example where copyright seems overly restrictive, but yes, by recording audio of the books, you are making an unauthorized copy of copyrighted material. It seems the publisher would especially care about this if they have their own audio version of the book that they're trying to sell, because you'd be circumventing their ability to profit from the audio version by creating your own. (But, as always, I'm not a lawyer.)
i m teaching maths on youtube can i take shots of text books and use them in my videos like exercises pages
but i solve each question on my own....?
Great Video! Can I use this with my teachers K-12 for PD? Thank you for sharing!
I would like to use your video also for teaching purposes in my classroom :)
Great information! May I use this video to share with teachers.
Now Imagine I would like to teach a book on IELTS for English learners and I am covering the whole book from page 1 to the last. Is it allowed considering I am teaching it and I am not sharing it and students will go and buy the book?
Question? Can I have our printing department, at the university, print and create a cutout copy of Batman and/or Sherlock Holmes to be used in my classroom?
Hi, I am working on creating a lesson on copyright may I use this video for my lesson.
Yes, of course
What is the permission rights on this video? I see that a lot of people are asking for permission, and I would love to use this with my teachers, but I want to make sure that I am following copyright best practices.
I am taking a class on integrating technology into the classroom and I need to create a professional development training for teachers. May I use your amazing video as part of my class project?
Dear Royce, great video-brief and to the point. May I use it in the training of some of our faculty regarding fair use?
hello i am a teacher.and i want to ask you that if i take questions photo from a book and use that photo on my ppt and solve it and made its video . is it coming under illegal? or copy right clam ?????????
Great presentation. Do I have your permission to show it to new Fire Department Instructors in Maryland as part of their lecture in copyright and ethics? Thanks.
Yes, please do.
Thanks for this video. Would it be possible to show this informative and creative video to my public school students at fcps?
Yes, please do.
I would like to share this with my staff during a meeting. Can I show this video?
Awesome video! Love the graphics! May I have permission to use your video in a presentation for my graduate class?
Very simple. Thank you.
May I show this to my Bible Study children's teachers?
May I use your video for a copyright presentation I am doing with the teachers at my school?
This is great. May I have permission to share with my staff?
it's automatically copyrighted yes, but what chance does a smaller artist have of taking anyone to court over someone using their material or sampling their work,. this whole law is designed to protect the big companies at the top who exploit artists for their work to release under their brand instead of the copyright owners.
Dear admin.
May i use PPT lesson made by author of a text book in explaining and making a youtube video??
Second question is i want to solve past papers of cambrigde exams so may i use question paper as it it and writing and commenting on it.
With both examples, you'd have to make the case that the use is fair (e.g., transformative) if asked to do so, but the easy solution is just to ask permission from the original author. The exam question is especially tricky if you are just answering the questions, though, because test companies make their money off of test items and merely answering the question doesn't seem very transformative (as opposed to, say, critiquing the structure of the question for academic purposes).
I'm working on an assignment for a grad class that addresses this issue. May I use this link in my assignment?
This is a great resource. Can I share this with my staff at school using email or during a faculty meeting?
May I use video in a grad class? It is amazing!
Seems like if you include sections of it and then also discuss it rather than just playing it as the sole delivery of the topic its ok? If the video did it's job and I actually get it?!
That would be true if you were making a copy of the video. But if you are using it the way it was intended and licensed (i.e., watching it in a web browser via RUclips) then it doesn't matter.
Hi! I am a pre-student teacher creating a Weebly site to educate teachers about legal responsibilities. May I have permission to embed your video into my web page? I will cite you alongside the video.
Feel free, Bailey. The standard RUclips license allows you to embed without additional permission or citation, so you don't even have to ask.
Can I have permission to share this with other teachers?
Dear Royce, Can a teacher read a story by an author on a teacher online classes website?
Hi Lisa, I'm not a lawyer, but copyright kicks in when you make a copy of a work. So, taking a written book and making an oral copy of it would be an instance when copyright would apply. It seems that fair use would likely only apply if you only recorded a small part of the story.
Hi Royce,
I would like to share your video during a staff development concerning copyright. Do I have your permission to share video?
Thank you so much po..
Have any of the asked "permissions" been granted by the author yet?
Yes, sorry. I wasn't tracking these mainly because you don't need permission to show the video under the Standard RUclips License, but I've pinned a comment on this at the top to avoid this confusion in the future.
Hello,
I am a graduate student and I would like to use your video in an educational powerpoint presentation. May I have your permission to do so?
Tammy Green
I just read the other comments below where you talked about the standard RUclips license. Thank you for the video. It is very informative.
Great! I'm glad that it was helpful.
Other wealth nations
-what is a copy right?
I'm god and I'm suing everyone for the use of my creation which I trademarked at the dawn of time.
Marchiella
"This is ridiculous" unless you make money of them, other than that... it all sounds like bs.