Global Virtual Classroom and Copyright
Presentations may not contain material or technology
that infringes upon the copyright of a third party.
It is your responsibility
to check the copyright of materials you use in your website. Neither the
program sponsors nor the Project Manager will accept any responsibility
for copyright infringements committed by participants. (Please review program
copyright details below. This is also an opportunity to guide you students
in the basics of plagiarism as well.)
- Images: graphics, photos, icons, illustrations, designs
- Sound files: clips from TV, movies, radio broadcasts
- Multimedia: video clips and stills, Java applets, JavaScripts, etc.
- Music: recordings of any length and lyrics
- Text (excluding facts): quotes and excerpts from published (in print or on Web) speeches, poems, magazine and newspaper articles, song lyrics, TV or film scripts, plays, reference and textbooks, books, academic and government papers.
The copyright of the web presentations belong to their respective creators. However, we reserve publication rights to display or reprint the presentations in advertisements or public relations material related to the project.
This Global Virtual Classroom Copyright FAQ provides general information only and is not intended to provide legal advice. The Give Something Back International Foundation shall not be responsible for any actions taken on the basis of the information provided herein.




