Good Ideas Grow Into Good Lessons

For my final project, I chose to create a lesson/assessment using some of the concepts we discussed in class.  I personally found this class to be very interesting, due to the complexity of the ideas discussed.  I enjoyed the diverging beliefs surrounding intellectual property, copyright and the Creative Commons licensing so much that I decided to integrate it into my class.

As a Spanish teacher in the Middle School, I don't always have the opportunity to engage my students in deeper thinking, but this assessment gave me the chance to do just that.

The unit planner format that follows is a condensed version of the entire unit that I have planned in Atlas.  It simply features the one assessment that ties in directly with the copyright issues we discussed in class.  However simple, I know that these ideas will continue to resonate in my students' heads for the duration of the year.  It's a simple beginning, but I believe that it will begin to change the way my students think about taking images from Google Images and using them  in their work.

If you'd like to see my instructions for the project, you can click here.  Student examples of finished projects are here and here.

 


Copyright-Copyleft Blog Assessment

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