Copyright and fair use are meant to protect creators and prevent their work from being used or altered unjustly. As a teacher I would probably go to public forums or look up examples of ideas of how to teach that other teachers or even students have tried and liked. The unique design may be copyrighted, but the idea is not. I can design my own class materials, but there's nothing stopping me from taking inspiration from others. This is something that I'll make sure to teach the kids too, probably through art by giving them a prompt and letting them draw what that makes them think or feel, letting them take inspiration from the words, but not just copying them or another student's work. The biggest thing that I learned about copyright is that there's no official office you need to go to to argue your case for why the copyright should be accepted, you just file it in online and boom, it's done! For implementing technology in the classroom, ideally I would...