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Q: Can I record myself reading a book aloud and post it on my social media page? Storytelling/reading books aloud in classrooms favors fair use because it's instructional, non-profit, involves commentary, is confined to students in the class, etc. However, you change the scenario by videotaping it and posting it online where it is accessible to those outside of your classroom. Reading a book aloud (esp. in its entirety) and posting that online may be considered public performance and/or distribution which may infringe on copyright. Consider conducting a fair use analysis to determine if you are confident with a fair use argument. If you are not confident that your planned use is fair, get permission from the copyright holder or use books in the public domain and/or books licensed for your planned use.   

Can I do it on Google Classroom? YES! It is limited to your students for educational purposes and is not available to anyone.

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Ten Minute (or Less) Tech!

#1 Doc to Slides Awesome add-on to convert Docs to Slides. Super easy and quick! Say you want to assign a slide to each student you can do it in seconds! Any doc you have can be converted to slides. Or you can quickly add info from a doc to an existing slide! Watch as my guru Alice Keeler demos this awesome and free add on. 

#2 Change your live link color Have you ever had a great slides presentation but when you add a link--the color is all wrong or worse your link disappears into the background color? Here is a quick tutorial to change your link colors across all slides at one time! 

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