Plagiarism and issues around copyright are topics that I am passionate about. That's why I was happy to see my friends at Common Craft release an updated version of their video explanation of plagiarism. Plagiarism Explained by Common Craft
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Podcasts Explained by Common Craft explains what podcasts are, why they are popular, and how to subscribe to podcasts. 
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For those of us who use social media on a daily basis and who do most of our shopping online, it can be easy to falsely assume that everyone else is equally comfortable online. That's why I was happy to see Common Craft's new videos about online basics.
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It’s easy to assume that creative works like photos, essays and recordings have an owner who can control them. But there is a big exception. Works in the public domain are not controlled or owned by anyone and are free to use. This video explains the public domain and how works in the public domain can be used.
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Not every attempt at identity theft is as obvious as the Nigerian Prince scam. Attempts at identity theft come in the forms of emails that look like they might be from your bank and phone calls from people asking you to give away "confirm" your account information. I once had someone attempt to get me to divulge my health insurance account number in a phone call placed at 8:30pm on a Friday. Being aware of the signs of an identity theft scam is the best way to avoid falling for them. In a new video, Common Craft explains what identity theft is, the signs of it, and how to avoid it.
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This video explores the tools, policies and people that seek to make Wikipedia articles factual and high quality.
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This video focuses on what makes websites secure and how to recognize a secure one based on signals in the web browser.
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A short introduction to Podcasting and how it's different from broadcasting.
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An introduction to RSS as a way to save time reading websites.
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This video tells the story of a photographer who learns to use both Copyright and Creative Commons to accomplish her goals.
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My Simpleshow is a free tool for creating Common Craft style explanatory videos. The best aspect of My Simpleshow is the emphasis that the developers have placed on storyline planing and development.
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Have you or your students ever wondered what happens to all of the data collected by your web browsing habits? Or have you wondered why Facebook shows you one set of advertisements while a friend sitting next to you might see completely different advertisements? It all comes down to data collection and online privacy. In their latest video Common Craft explains how privacy online is different than it is in the real world, what happens to your online data, and how that data was captured to begin with. The video is embedded below.
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Intellectual property is the topic of the latest Common Craft video. The video provides an overview of what intellectual property is and how it is protected by patents and copyright laws. You can see the video here or as embedded below.
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By watching URLs (Web Addresses) Explained by Common Craft viewers can learn what each element of a URL means, the difference between top-level domains and subdomains, and how URLs are connected to web servers.
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What needs to be cited and what doesn't need to be cited in a paper is a question that has confounded many students over the years. Common Craft has a new videothat addresses that question and more. Citations and Citing Your Work teaches students about the differences between in-text and full citations and how they work together.
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Public Domain Explained by Common Craft is a new video that answers some common questions about the differences between works that are in the public domain and those that are copyrighted. The video also teaches how works end up in the public domain and some tips for finding media that is in the public domain. You can watch the video and or read the transcript here. The video is also embedded below.
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Lee and Sachi at Common Craft have released a new video that tackles a topic that every student, teacher, and parent should understand; cyberbullying. By watching Cyberbullying Explained by Common Craft viewers can learn how what cyberbullying is, how it happens, and the actions that students and adults can take to stop cyberbullying.
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A short introduction to wikis that illustrates how they can be used to organize a group's information, in this case, for a camping trip.
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An introduction to Web Browsers and their most powerful features.
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This video is about understanding the risks of weak passwords, creating a password that can't be guessed and protecting it from criminals and wandering eyes.
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Las mejores prácticas para obtener los resultados correctos de las búsquedas en Internet.
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An introduction to QR Code technology which makes the real world clickable like a website.
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Using the web today can mean giving up a little privacy. The popular websites we use often collect information about nearly everything we do online. By understanding privacy online, we can be aware of how our information is being used and take steps to protect it.
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¿Usted o sus estudiantes ha preguntado alguna vez qué pasa con todos los datos recogidos por sus hábitos de navegación web? O te has preguntado por qué Facebook muestra un conjunto de anuncios mientras que un amigo sentado a tu lado puede ser que vea completamente diferentes anuncios?.
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In How to Create ExplainerGIFs you will learn how to create animated GIFs using software that you probably have already. Through the guide you'll learn how to publish and share your explanatory GIFs. If you need images to use in your GIFs, How to Create ExplainerGIFs has a section devoted to finding images appropriate for crafting explanations.
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