What does "public domain" mean?

Copyright has expired;use it freely and without permission.

What is "intellectual property"?

Work commissioned by an employer, aka "work for hire"

Name three examples of deliverables typical in a design project.

Sketches, comps, specifications

What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?

Certain conditions allow you to use copyrighted work

What are three methods for good client and peer communication?

Listen; ask clarifying questions; paraphrase

What makes the "doctrine of fair use" a complex exception to copyright rules?

It's difficult to determine; there are no hard & fast rules

For a bank client, why should you avoid images of foreclosed homes?

People come to banks for loans, & foreclosures are scary.

When developing a project schedule, what should you start with?

The end product & due date, & any milestone deliverables

Who is protected by copyright rules?

Authors, artists, and other creators

When is the best time to hold the first client meeting?

At the very start of the project, before any work begins

During the design and building phases, how can client reviews help your design project?

Client feedback and clear up any misunderstandings.

If your client can't provide information, how else can you learn about the target audience?

Study competitors—they should have the same target audience

What size of design firm should use project management techniques?

All sizes: large and small firms can benefit

How can you tell if a project is veering off course?

Monitor the project scope, schedule, and costs closely

What are two legal alternate sources for finding images online?

Royalty-free image banks and Creative Commons licenses

The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?

Which tasks are—and are not—included in the project

What protection do authors and artists get from copyright rules?

They are ensured credit & payment for use of their works.

Why do you need to know the client's target audience?

To guide your selection of images, color schemes & design

What color scheme might work best for a preschool client?

Bright or primary colors- red, blue, yellow, orange, etc

What is your best option if you are ever in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?

Ask permission, or don't use the image.

What three things do you need to know about your client?

The client's business, audience, and purpose

How long does copyright usually last?

The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years

What three elements are usually in a copyright notice?

Copyright mark, year of publication, name of owner

What are the five typical phases in a project?

Planning & analysis; design; build; test; publish

What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?

You and your client could get in legal trouble.

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1
What does "public domain" mean?
You can only use the work for a free public event.
The copyrighted work is housed in a public place.
Copyright has expired;use it freely and without permission.
You have to get permission from a public agency
2
What is "intellectual property"?
Academic and other intellectual writings
Property owned by a professor or other intellectual person
Work commissioned by an employer, aka "work for hire"
Property created by a professor or other intellectual person
3
Name three examples of deliverables typical in a design project.
Sketches, comps, specifications
Progress reports, sketches, comps
Sketches, comps, blueprints
Specifications, blueprints, websites
4
What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?
You can use a copyrighted work only if its fair to everyone
You can use copyrighted work w/out permission at state fairs
It's hard to say because it's so complicated.
Certain conditions allow you to use copyrighted work
5
What are three methods for good client and peer communication?
Listen; explain your position; ask clarifying questions
Explain your position; ask clarifying questions;
Listen; ask clarifying questions; paraphrase
Ask clarifying questions; paraphrase; use design jargon
6
What makes the "doctrine of fair use" a complex exception to copyright rules?
It's difficult to determine; there are no hard & fast rules
Fair use law is very long &difficult to understand.
Every exception is complex
All laws are complex and difficult.
7
Where in Adobe Bridge can you read an embedded copyright?
Preview panel
Keywords panel
Metadata panel
Folders panel
8
For a bank client, why should you avoid images of foreclosed homes?
People come to banks for loans, & foreclosures are scary.
Foreclosed homes have nothing to do with banks.
It's OK; people want to buy foreclosed homes at low prices.
Someone might report the bank to the regulatory agencies.
9
When developing a project schedule, what should you start with?
The testing phase
The end product & due date, & any milestone deliverables
Human resources and material resources
Estimated costs
10
Who is protected by copyright rules?
Designers' clients
Authors, artists, and other creators
Music companies
Designers who use copyrighted images
11
When is the best time to hold the first client meeting?
Only one client meeting is needed- at the end of the project
When the client reviews your draft design
At the very start of the project, before any work begins
About halfway through the project
12
During which project management phases is client communication key?
All phases
The design phase
The building phase
The planning and analysis phase
13
During the design and building phases, how can client reviews help your design project?
You can tell exactly where the client is completely wrong.
Client feedback and clear up any misunderstandings.
You get client signoff on the final project.
You can ask the client for a contract for his next project
14
If your client can't provide information, how else can you learn about the target audience?
Do an internet search for "target audience"
Conduct a survey of the client's customers
Research your library's academic journals
Study competitors—they should have the same target audience
15
What size of design firm should use project management techniques?
The huge "star designer" firms in New York
All sizes: large and small firms can benefit
Firms with more than five designers on staff
Firms of any size but only if they work on large projects
16
How can you tell if a project is veering off course?
Schedule peer and client reviews
Use your intuition
Ask the team leaders how their work is going
Monitor the project scope, schedule, and costs closely
17
What are two legal alternate sources for finding images online?
The Library of Congress and your photographer friends
Wikipedia and royalty-free image banks
Wikipedia and the Library of Congress
Royalty-free image banks and Creative Commons licenses
18
The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?
Which tasks are—and are not—included in the project
Deadlines and due dates
Resource allocation limits
Budget and cost limits
19
Which Creative Commons license is best for images used in your client projects?
The "PD" license
The "YB" license
The "BY" license
The "AB" license
20
What protection do authors and artists get from copyright rules?
They are protected by bodyguards.
They are ensured credit & payment for use of their works.
They are protected from people who don't like them.
They are protected from bad reviews of their work.
21
Why do you need to know the client's target audience?
So you can give your client some marketing advice
To convince your client that you are a professional
So you can contact the client's customers directly
To guide your selection of images, color schemes & design
22
What color scheme might work best for a preschool client?
Neon colorslong dash—neon green, pink, purple
Dark colorslong dash—blacks, dark blues, dark browns
Bright or primary colors- red, blue, yellow, orange, etc
Decorator colorslong dash—teal green, apricot, soft brown
23
What is your best option if you are ever in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?
Ask permission, or don't use the image.
Ask permission after using it.
Don't use the image or change it so no one recognizes it
Use the image after making an effort to get permission.
24
What Photoshop feature allows you to write and read an embedded copyright?
Smart Objects
Mini Bridge
Assign Profile
Digimarc filter
25
During which two phases of a project is the project plan most closely monitored?
Building and implementation phases
Planning and testing phases
Designing and building phases
Building and testing phases
26
What three things do you need to know about your client?
The client's business, audience, and purpose
The client's budget, business, and lifestyle
The client's audience, budget, and purpose
The client's website, budget, and business
27
How long does copyright usually last?
The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years
70 years
Forever
7 years
28
What three elements are usually in a copyright notice?
Copyright mark, year of publication, name of owner
Copyright mark, copyright expiration date, name of owner
Copyright mark, title of work, name of copyright owner
Copyright mark, year of publication, expiration date
29
What are the five typical phases in a project?
Planning & analysis; design; build; test; publish
Planning; analysis; designing; building; testing
Planning & analysis; design; build; implement; publish
Planning; analysis; testing; implementation; publishing
30
What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?
Your client could get in legal trouble, but not you.
You and your client could get in legal trouble.
Nothing, because the copyright owner will never know.
Nothing; it's perfectly legal.

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Questions 30

Answers

1
What does "public domain" mean?
You can only use the work for a free public event.
The copyrighted work is housed in a public place.
Copyright has expired;use it freely and without permission.
You have to get permission from a public agency
2
What is "intellectual property"?
Academic and other intellectual writings
Property owned by a professor or other intellectual person
Work commissioned by an employer, aka "work for hire"
Property created by a professor or other intellectual person
3
Name three examples of deliverables typical in a design project.
Sketches, comps, specifications
Progress reports, sketches, comps
Sketches, comps, blueprints
Specifications, blueprints, websites
4
What does the "doctrine of fair use" mean?
You can use a copyrighted work only if its fair to everyone
You can use copyrighted work w/out permission at state fairs
It's hard to say because it's so complicated.
Certain conditions allow you to use copyrighted work
5
What are three methods for good client and peer communication?
Listen; explain your position; ask clarifying questions
Explain your position; ask clarifying questions;
Listen; ask clarifying questions; paraphrase
Ask clarifying questions; paraphrase; use design jargon
6
What makes the "doctrine of fair use" a complex exception to copyright rules?
It's difficult to determine; there are no hard & fast rules
Fair use law is very long &difficult to understand.
Every exception is complex
All laws are complex and difficult.
7
Where in Adobe Bridge can you read an embedded copyright?
Preview panel
Keywords panel
Metadata panel
Folders panel
8
For a bank client, why should you avoid images of foreclosed homes?
People come to banks for loans, & foreclosures are scary.
Foreclosed homes have nothing to do with banks.
It's OK; people want to buy foreclosed homes at low prices.
Someone might report the bank to the regulatory agencies.
9
When developing a project schedule, what should you start with?
The testing phase
The end product & due date, & any milestone deliverables
Human resources and material resources
Estimated costs
10
Who is protected by copyright rules?
Designers' clients
Authors, artists, and other creators
Music companies
Designers who use copyrighted images
11
When is the best time to hold the first client meeting?
Only one client meeting is needed- at the end of the project
When the client reviews your draft design
At the very start of the project, before any work begins
About halfway through the project
12
During which project management phases is client communication key?
All phases
The design phase
The building phase
The planning and analysis phase
13
During the design and building phases, how can client reviews help your design project?
You can tell exactly where the client is completely wrong.
Client feedback and clear up any misunderstandings.
You get client signoff on the final project.
You can ask the client for a contract for his next project
14
If your client can't provide information, how else can you learn about the target audience?
Do an internet search for "target audience"
Conduct a survey of the client's customers
Research your library's academic journals
Study competitors—they should have the same target audience
15
What size of design firm should use project management techniques?
The huge "star designer" firms in New York
All sizes: large and small firms can benefit
Firms with more than five designers on staff
Firms of any size but only if they work on large projects
16
How can you tell if a project is veering off course?
Schedule peer and client reviews
Use your intuition
Ask the team leaders how their work is going
Monitor the project scope, schedule, and costs closely
17
What are two legal alternate sources for finding images online?
The Library of Congress and your photographer friends
Wikipedia and royalty-free image banks
Wikipedia and the Library of Congress
Royalty-free image banks and Creative Commons licenses
18
The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?
Which tasks are—and are not—included in the project
Deadlines and due dates
Resource allocation limits
Budget and cost limits
19
Which Creative Commons license is best for images used in your client projects?
The "PD" license
The "YB" license
The "BY" license
The "AB" license
20
What protection do authors and artists get from copyright rules?
They are protected by bodyguards.
They are ensured credit & payment for use of their works.
They are protected from people who don't like them.
They are protected from bad reviews of their work.
21
Why do you need to know the client's target audience?
So you can give your client some marketing advice
To convince your client that you are a professional
So you can contact the client's customers directly
To guide your selection of images, color schemes & design
22
What color scheme might work best for a preschool client?
Neon colorslong dash—neon green, pink, purple
Dark colorslong dash—blacks, dark blues, dark browns
Bright or primary colors- red, blue, yellow, orange, etc
Decorator colorslong dash—teal green, apricot, soft brown
23
What is your best option if you are ever in doubt about your rights to use a particular image?
Ask permission, or don't use the image.
Ask permission after using it.
Don't use the image or change it so no one recognizes it
Use the image after making an effort to get permission.
24
What Photoshop feature allows you to write and read an embedded copyright?
Smart Objects
Mini Bridge
Assign Profile
Digimarc filter
25
During which two phases of a project is the project plan most closely monitored?
Building and implementation phases
Planning and testing phases
Designing and building phases
Building and testing phases
26
What three things do you need to know about your client?
The client's business, audience, and purpose
The client's budget, business, and lifestyle
The client's audience, budget, and purpose
The client's website, budget, and business
27
How long does copyright usually last?
The lifetime of the creator plus 70 years
70 years
Forever
7 years
28
What three elements are usually in a copyright notice?
Copyright mark, year of publication, name of owner
Copyright mark, copyright expiration date, name of owner
Copyright mark, title of work, name of copyright owner
Copyright mark, year of publication, expiration date
29
What are the five typical phases in a project?
Planning & analysis; design; build; test; publish
Planning; analysis; designing; building; testing
Planning & analysis; design; build; implement; publish
Planning; analysis; testing; implementation; publishing
30
What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?
Your client could get in legal trouble, but not you.
You and your client could get in legal trouble.
Nothing, because the copyright owner will never know.
Nothing; it's perfectly legal.