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COPYRIGHT
Welcome to Top Teaching Tools!
The Most Common Copyright Violations in order of Not-So-Bad to Really Bad:
- See more at: http://www.deepspacesparkle.com/copyright-and-linking-back/#sthash.dbkjOP3a.dpufCopyright statement:
Please note that using this resource, you abide by the following copyright terms: © Emma Karolyi 2014 and Top Teaching Tools Teacher Resources (www.topteachingtools.com) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
These resources can be reproduced by the individual who made the purchase for their own use only. The resources must NOT be reproduced for others IN ANY FORM or BY ANY MEANS, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system. Please do not use our resources for commercial purposes or edit/build upon the downloaded file in any way without prior consent from the author.
Companies and organisations must purchase multiple copies, one for each individual user.
For downloadable products, you may use the downloaded resources as much as you like and print as many times as you like, you may also store a copy of the resource file as backup if you wish.
You must not reproduce, redistribute or directly share our resources for others in any form, this includes providing the downloaded files to others via any means or via distribution of printed resources. Instead we ask that you direct people to our website so that they may download the resources for themselves.
As a way of supporting us, so that we can continue to produce new, free and unique teaching resources we ask that you acknowledge www.topteachingtools.com as the source of the resources you use.
Please respect our copyright so that we continue to provide many new and exciting resources. If you have any questions about our copyright conditions then please feel free to contact us by email info@topteachingtools.com
Welcome to Top Teaching Tools!
The Most Common Copyright Violations in order of Not-So-Bad to Really Bad:
- Seeing my lessons recreated on other blogs without a link or even a mention about who or what inspired the lesson. Just take a few minutes to acknowledge that the lesson or resource was inspired by TTT .
- My paid for resources placed in published documents. Generally, copying any part of my books into another published document is against my copyright rules. You could however, write to me and ask permission to include a part in a document you are creating for school, etc. Often the best thing is to just reference TTT or provide a link to my page.
- My PDF Resources are made available on School and District websites for other teachers in their school districts to use. There is nothing to say about this other than you can’t do this. My resources are meant for single use and although I know teachers might share, it is just illegal. One solution - if a school buys an annual subscription to my site then all staff can log in and access the resources. This way, schools have a system in place to do the right thing.
Please remember that you as a single purchaser can:
- Use my resource (free or paid, PDF or book) with your pupils. If you post on a blog, published PDF, etc. just cite my website. That’s it. Easy!
- If you bought a PDF, you can publish the results of your student’s efforts on your blog, but don’t include handouts or any of my instructions/text/dialogue. Like your English teacher used to say, use your own words.
- You can use my photos from my blog, but you should ask first. Most of the time, you only have to ask once.
- You can make a powerpoint or video of your interpretation of my lesson (but you can’t use my photos, handouts or text)
- You can tell your colleagues about my PDF’s so they can choose their own and perhaps you can share. One or two teachers sharing is absolutely fine. A dozen teachers? You know the answer.
- Use my art lessons or special technique to create your own lesson…no attributions necessary. I’m inspired all the time by a subject, technique or artists and I create my own lessons based on these things. If the inspiration directly comes from a source, I try to always site it. I say “try” because in my early years of blogging, I didn’t always know to do this.
- If you are a studio owner or teach classes to children for profit, you can still use my lesson plans (free and paid). You just can’t repackage them and sell them.
- See more at: http://www.deepspacesparkle.com/copyright-and-linking-back/#sthash.dbkjOP3a.dpufCopyright statement:
Please note that using this resource, you abide by the following copyright terms: © Emma Karolyi 2014 and Top Teaching Tools Teacher Resources (www.topteachingtools.com) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
These resources can be reproduced by the individual who made the purchase for their own use only. The resources must NOT be reproduced for others IN ANY FORM or BY ANY MEANS, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system. Please do not use our resources for commercial purposes or edit/build upon the downloaded file in any way without prior consent from the author.
Companies and organisations must purchase multiple copies, one for each individual user.
For downloadable products, you may use the downloaded resources as much as you like and print as many times as you like, you may also store a copy of the resource file as backup if you wish.
You must not reproduce, redistribute or directly share our resources for others in any form, this includes providing the downloaded files to others via any means or via distribution of printed resources. Instead we ask that you direct people to our website so that they may download the resources for themselves.
As a way of supporting us, so that we can continue to produce new, free and unique teaching resources we ask that you acknowledge www.topteachingtools.com as the source of the resources you use.
Please respect our copyright so that we continue to provide many new and exciting resources. If you have any questions about our copyright conditions then please feel free to contact us by email info@topteachingtools.com
