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In some cases, obtaining this permission results in a fee being charged and obtaining permission can be time consuming. Our focus within this course is on identifying resources that you can use free of charge and don’t need to seek further permission to use. However, in order to be able to do that you need to know a little more about copyright.}} | In some cases, obtaining this permission results in a fee being charged and obtaining permission can be time consuming. Our focus within this course is on identifying resources that you can use free of charge and don’t need to seek further permission to use. However, in order to be able to do that you need to know a little more about copyright.}} | ||
{{adaptedfrom|Copyright: | {{adaptedfrom|Copyright: keep it legal/Resource|CopyrightPractical|Look at these examples of material, which are readily available on the web. For each item note down answers to the following question | ||
* What copyright information can you find out about it? | * What copyright information can you find out about it? | ||
