We received the following question:

We have a teacher who was using the Apollo 13 movie as part of his class instruction with his engineering class. Now that we are moving to online required learning, we need to be able to move the content to our Canvas LMS. Can this be done without violating copyright laws?

Good question! Not an easy answer. With that, we give you our Crash Course in Copyright for Continuous Learning.

A Q&A with Thomas Mayes, Iowa Department of Education

• Benefits of an Online Learning Program

• Common Mistakes

• LMS Overview (Google Classroom, Seesaw, Moodle, Canvas, Schoology)

• Content Tools

• Assessment Tools

• Interactive Tools

• Management Tools

• Outcomes and Learning Progressions

• Unit Summaries and Assessment

• Instructional Activities

• Instructional Lessons

• Navigation & Transitions

• Adding Resources

• Online Teaching Standards

• ADDIE & the Design Process

• Objectives

• Instructional Strategies in Online Classes

• Big Idea, Learning Outcomes, and Rubrics

• Learning Progression

• Selected-Response

• Extended Writing

• Scaffolding and Modeling

• Peer-Assessment & Self-Assessment

• (Bonus Feature) Contract Grading

• Rigor (Webb's)

• Flexibility (UDL)

• Formative Assessment (Heritage Loop)

• Interactivity (R2D2)

• Aesthetics (VACROSS)

• Top 10 Things to Know About Online Teaching (2010)

• Instructor Dilemma: Those Who Do Not Read

• Creating Culture of learners

• Top 10 Things Redux (2020)

• Final Thoughts