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Using Creative Commons in the Classroom
Steal This Preso: Copyrights, Fair Use, and Pirates in the Classroom by Mathew Needleman
This is your Sidebar, which you can edit like any other page in your workspace.
This Sidebar appears everywhere on your workspace. Add to it whatever you like -- a navigation section, a link to your favorite web sites, or anything else.
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