Here's a list of all the efforts I've come across to teach copyright law to kids and other laypersons. In the absence of anything better, this can also function as a sign-up sheet for doing the one-page reviews. Just claim what you'd like in the comments?
Entertainment Software Association -- COMPLETE
Library of Congress -- COMPLETE
World Intellectual Property Organization -- http://www.copyrightalliance.org/files/u227/wipo_pub_935.pdf
Close Up Foundation -- Face the Music -- http://www.closeup.org/ftm_homehtm.php
Campusdownloading.com (Promoted by RIAA)
Music-Rules.com (Promoted by RIAA)
ASCAP and i-Safe present Donny the Downloader -- www.ascap.com/resource/dtd/
i-Learn in partnership with Microsoft -- ilearn.isafe.org
Creative Commons -- learn.creativecommons.org/
British Music Rights -- Sound Rights (launching Spring '08)
British IP Office THINK Kit -- http://www.ipo.gov.uk/education/education-school/education-thinkkit.htm
Citizens Media Law Project -- http://www.citmedialaw.org/legal-guide
Podcasting Legal Guide -- http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide
Nolo.com Copyright Resource Center
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I'm currently working on materials from the Center for Social Media, but I can tackle the WIPO materials next, and then do the Podcasting Guide since I'm already somewhat familiar with that from another project.
I'm going to work on a review of the Face the Music program. You mentioned it in your RIAA review, but it's actually pretty extensive and might deserve a closer look. (I created a username as a "teacher" in order to gain access to the materials).
I'm working on campus downloading and music rules..
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