CSLA 2020 State Conference

Students grow up with powerful technologies to access, share, copy, generate, and collaborate on creative work in new and evolving ways. They consume media, but also create, publish, distribute, and critique. In this rich environment, students must interact with creative work ethically and legally. Whether they know it or not, copyright and fair use are directly relevant to these activities. Through our unbiased curriculum that positively focuses on creating and sharing, attendees will reinforce their own copyright knowledge, get answers to situations in education, and participate in student lesson activities.