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Copyright in the Classroom: Raising Awareness through Engagement
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Copyright in the Classroom: Raising Awareness through Engagement

Katie Buehner
Journal of Music History Pedagogy, Vol.4(1), pp.179-181
Autumn 2013
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Abstract

With the ease and availability of publishing platforms in today’s digitally driven market, the likelihood of a graduate encountering copyright issues in his or her professional career, whether it be academic or performing, has increased exponentially. For this reason, I incorporate a class session and short assignment on copyright into my graduate music research classes at the University of Houston’s Moores School of Music. This discussion includes an outline of a lesson plan on copyright, as well as a description of an in-class activity and homework assignment. The class session and activities are designed to raise student awareness of, not expertise in, copyright law and licensing.
Instructional Materials and Practices Music Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks

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