Teaching Copyright
The first one I found was a video on Youtube. The pros of
this are that it’s a catchy jingle and will do all it can to really help
students remember what copyright really is. It’s also a very nicely made video
and is engaging to watch.
The cons are that it’s not really a website, just more of a
video so there aren’t any activities that go along with it. Also, in some
parts, it’s hard to understand the words or it’s a little too fast so students
might miss important data.
I also ended up having this stuck in my head. I decided this
was a huge con in my opinion. J
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QiO_H0-ok8
Next, I found the site, Cyber Bee. In this site, students
can hover over the students and see the answer to the question pertaining to
copyright. This was a fun little way to read about copyright and I feel would
be a nice balance to the video above to give a few different learning styles.
Cons, again no activities to go along with it. What you see
is what you get. There are no other pages just this screen and the answers.
This is ok but there isn’t a way for students to ask their own questions. This
is just a fancy FAQ section but what if the student has a different question?
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