1. Copyright LawsPresented by: Faria RotaAET/541October 21, 2014Gregory Jackson 2. IntroductionCopyright laws are important to consider whenusing someones information.This presentation shows an overview of thecopyright laws that affect audio, visual, andtext. 3. Audio FilesAudio copyright does not allow digital audio filesto be: Imported Manufactured Distributed 4. Audio File (Contd.)According to the United States Copyright Office (2013),depending on the institutions regulations copyrightinfringements might face more consequences, otherthan fines. 5. VisualGraphicsMotionMediaOriginalpicturesProtected by VisualCopyright Laws 6. Visual (Contd.)According to the United States Copyright Office (2013),no more than 10% of an author's collection can be usedwithout his/her consent. 7. TextTEXT COPY/PASTE PLAGIARISMEducational institutions most ensure students understandplagiarism, and the format style to cite references.Failure to properly cite sources could potentially become acopyright infringement. 8. ConclusionTo avoid plagiarism: Text must be cited Use 10% of acopyrighted song Do not use morethan 10% picturesfrom the sameauthor 9. ReferenceUnited States Copyright Office. (2013). Retrieved fromhttp://copyright.gov/title17/circ92.pdf