I choose a presentation on Copyright as this is an area that students often find confusing. The author did a nice job explaining the subject with a good use of graphics and color.
Copyright Basics
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Thing 18
Classroom use was obvious when using Slidehare. If a presentation already exists, there is no need to reinvent the wheel. A large amount of time could be saved by using this site. It offers a wide selection of presentations on a variety of subjects. By uploading your own presentation, the problem of emailing a large file is eliminated. Also, the presentation is available for use at all times. Due to the large number of topics, Slideshare could be used in my personal life to explore some topics of interest.
I choose a presentation on Copyright as this is an area that students often find confusing. The author did a nice job explaining the subject with a good use of graphics and color.
Copyright Basics
I choose a presentation on Copyright as this is an area that students often find confusing. The author did a nice job explaining the subject with a good use of graphics and color.
Copyright Basics
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This is a good one. Copyright is confusing to both students and adults. My thoughts on Slide #17 - it mentions that links are not copyrighted (because they're just facts) which makes sense, but a compilation of links is copyrighted because it's the result of someone's creative or intellectual efforts.
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