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Creating your own music and or sound effects to use in videos or podcasts is one way to avoid violating someone's copyright rights Via Luísa Lima 
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When working on multimedia projects in class, students will definitely need to have recourse to a wide range of resources such as images, video clips, audio and musical recordings to mention a few. Of course the web is the ultimate storage room where students can access these materials. However, there are regulations and copyrights that students have to abide by when using digital resources. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Scoop.it!
Creating your own music and or sound effects to use in videos or podcasts is one way to avoid violating someone's copyright rights. Another option is to look for music and sound effects that are either in the public domain or have been labeled with a Creative Commons license. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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