THE LAW applies to technology in the following areas
K12 Classroom copyright do's and don'ts.
A K-12 primer for teachers for the classroom.
Music, Video Copyright Law:
How can K-12 legally use music for the video project, class project, multimedia presentation, school yearbook on the CD, class website or cable television program, produced at the school?
School's Rights vs. Students Rights Online.
Filtering in the Schools and Libraries restrict access to information
Standards for Electronic and Information Technology (NPRM) Implementation Section 508 Government Usability Requirements of the Rehabilitation Act.Use the Law To Protect Yourself
- The Net Democracy Guide
- Center for Democracy and Technology
John B. Morris, Jr. Staff Counsel
Director, Internet Standards, Technology & Policy Project
Center for Democracy and Technology
1634 I Street NW, Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20006
(202) 637-9800
(202) 637-0968 fax
jmorris [ at -- } cdt.org - Understand intellectual property laws and the First Amendment protections give to your online activities.
- Use the Law To Protect Your Privacy Rights
- http://thomas.loc.gov/ To follow the status of any bill you are interested in, go to the following site and search by bill number:
- Cyberspace Law Bibliography from UCLA.
- The DFC Digital Future Coalition is a collaboration of non-profit educational, scholarly, library, and consumer groups, together with major commercial trade associations representing leaders in the consumer electronics, telecommunications, computer, and network access industries. DFC members include the American Library Association, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Association of Research Libraries, the Modern Language Association, and the National Education Association. The Coalition is committed to "striking an appropriate balance in law and public policy between protecting intellectual property and affording public access to it."
- FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT Homepage
- GUIDE Freedon Of Information Act & the Privacy Act of 1974 to request government records.
- (U.S. Patent and Trademark office; click on the copyright button) http://www.uspto.gov
