This presentation was shared by Dr. Alvin Trusty at eTechOhio 2009 on February 2, 2009, in Columbus. The official session description was: This is a followup to last year’s presentation of this topic. Learn how to create an engaging presentation using free resources and established techniques in visual design. How much does “fair use” protect a teacher from the copyright police? Explore the four factors of “fair use” and look at licensing strategies like Creative Commons.
Show Notes:
- Alvin’s referenced websites for this session on his delicious account
- Alvin’s Educational Technology Blog
- My text notes for this session
- PresentationZen by Garr Reynolds
- slide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations by Nancy Duarte
- Why Most PowerPoint Presentations Suck by Rick Altman
- Non-Designer’s Design Book by Robin Williams
- Compfight – great Creative Commons image search engine
- Wikipedia article for Barack Obama “Hope” poster (story of recent copyright infringment)
- Derivatives – more than Calculus (Alvin’s post about the Obama Hope poster situation)
- eTechOhio 2009 Conference
- Beg, Borrow But Don’t Steal: How To Create a Great PowerPoint Without Breaking the Law (Alvin Trusty’s presentation from eTechOhio 2008 on TeacherTube)
- My suggestion for additional resources: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education
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5 responses to “Podcast301: How to Create a Great PowerPoint Without Breaking the Law: Take 2.0 by Alvin Trusty”
Hey Wes,
Thanks for publishing this and all the links to Alvin’s presentation. It is amazing how many truly thoughtful, practical, dynamic, researched, and unique people there are out there that seem to not get the national notice of others.
Alvin Trusty has been the highlight of etechohio for many of us for a number of years. I alerted you to his presentation at the conference and am so glad that you spent the time that you did to share his content with your audience. Keep up the good work. Kathy
Kathy: Thanks again for giving me the heads-up about Alvin’s preso, and also for commenting here with your blog address, now I’m subscribed in Google Reader to your updates. 🙂 Good luck with your 1:1 project!!!!