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Digital Citizenship - Lesson 6 - A Creator's Rights and Responsibilities
Digital Citizenship - Lesson 6 - A Creator's Rights and Responsibilities
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Debbie posts her song on her YouTube channel but doesn't indicate what type of ____________ it has
intellectual property
copyright
attribute
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Someone who design, develops, and creates different things
creator
upstander
super digital citizen
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A clear way to define the type of copyright creative work has
intellectual property
license
digital footprint
4
To give credit to the person who created something
plagiarism
attribute
cyberbullying
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So, people assume that her song has a regular __________.
license
privacy
plagiarism
6
Legal protection that creators have over the things they create
social interaction
copyright
creator
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Fair Use Rule: Give credit to the creator
True
False
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A few days later she hears her song on someone else's YouTube channel! They didn't _________ the song to her.
attribute
copyright
creator
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Copyright law protects your creative work
False
True
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Which of the following is NOT NECESSARY before using someone's creative work
give credit to the creator
get permission to use it
check who owns it
ask the police if it's OK to use it
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And they certainly didn't ask for her permission to use it, which is ____________.
intellectual property
plagiarism
license
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Using someone else's creative work without giving them credit
plagiarism
cyberbullying
personal information
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Fair Use Rule: It's OK to make money off of someone else's creative work.
False
True
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Debbie writes a song on her keyboard one evening. This song is now her
intellectual property
license
copyright