This material was designed primarily for teachers at educational institutions to explain what they need to know when dealing with third-party copyrighted works in the classroom.
On the other hand, it is necessary to tell students and pupils that "this is a class, so you can reproduce it", or "you must comply with the requirements for citation". Please explain the difference between class and private life, such as, "since this is a class, you may reproduce an animated character and create a work of art, but if you upload a picture of that work onto a social networking service, you will be violating a copyright".
In addition, please inform students that they are the authors of their writings, drawings, and photographs and that copyrights apply to them.
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