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University of Visual & performing arts is going to establish a Learning Management System for undergraduates as well as postgraduate students. Kumari a university professor also assigned to a teacher role and asked to create an online lesson on “There are three main styles of Sri Lankan classical dance”. Since it is online she designed to teach following three Sri Lankan styles with images, related links as well as Video clips by uploading them in to the LMS.
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The Kandyan dances of the Hill Country, known
as Uda Rata Natum;
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The low country dances of
the southern plains, known as Pahatha Rata Natum;
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Sabaragamuwa dances, or Sabaragamuwa Natum
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Kumari wants the students to look at them and get an idea about
what are the style of the dance, costumes, jewelries, of each dance styles and
discuss them in a forum. These videos will be deleted at the end of the
semester.
Question
1
Will she able to upload videos created by someone else?
- Yes
Correct: This would fall under fair use, especially since the
viewing has a direct educational purpose.
- No
Incorrect: In some circumstances, it is possible to use a copyright-protected
work without infringing the owner’s copyright.
Question
2
Can students download and the videos and keep it with them?
- Yes
It Depends: The viewing has a direct educational purpose. So students
have rights to use them.
- No
It Depends: The viewing has a direct educational purpose. So students
have rights to use them.
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