B4UCopy: "Software piracy is a big problem—big as in billions of dollars. That’s how much the U.S. software industry loses every year to software pirates worldwide." Get tips and more information about piracy. Take a quick quiz to see how much you know.

Citation Machine: This website lets you choose from a variety of sources that you might site for a paper. You would enter various information about the source and then the site will generate MLA and APA Citations.

Copyright Kids: "The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. is a nonprofit corporation that was founded in 1953 to foster interest in and advance the study of copyright law and the rights in literature, music, art, the theater, motion pictures, and other forms of intellectual property."

Copyright Bay: "This site was not prepared by attorneys, is not to be considered "legal counsel", and is intended only to inform and entertain educators about copyright issues in a non-profit setting"

The Copyright Website: This site is considered the Internet's first and premiere Copyright Registration and Information Resource.

Creative Commons: "Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that offers flexible copyright licenses for creative works." Downloads are available.

Cyberbee.com: This link will give you extensive information about ethics and the Internet.

Images: "This page outlines some legal traps involving copyright notice, modifying & displaying images, public domain images, and fair use. It will help you to find images you can use legally, as well as free images."

Permission Template: This site allows users to enter specific information and a permission request letter will be generated.

Plagarism Checker: This site allows teachers and authors to check for plagarism for free on the web.

Public Domain Music: "A reference site to help identify public domain songs and public domain music "

United States Copyright Office: This site gives you all the infomration you need to know about copyright laws.

WebQuest: This webQuest requires students to learn about copyright laws pertaining to web publishing. They will create a simple web page using a template that will break as many copyright laws as possible. They must explain where they got their material and how they broke copyright laws based on the conditions set on the web site being violated. This webQuest is designed to teach them copyright laws in depth and not to encourage unethical behavior.