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Digital Citizenship: Copyright
Digital Citizenship: Copyright
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When can you use copyright material?
When you take it off the Internet.
If the copyright owner gives you permission.
If your best friend is the creator.
If you take a screen shot.
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How long does copyright last?
forever
creator's lifetime + 70 years
a few years
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What is it called if you use copyright material without the owner's permission?
Infringement
Unfair Use
Cyber stealing
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What would be an example of a derivative work?
A movie review.
A song for a movie.
A movie based on a book.
A movie based on a similar idea.
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Can copyrights have an affect on your life?
Yes
No
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Is this a copyright symbol?
No
Yes
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Work in the Public Domain is?
Subject to copyright.
Often very expensive
Pay for it when you use it.
Take as much as you want.
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If you find information on the Internet...
You can use information as long as you cite it correctly.
You can't use any of the information without permission.
You don't have to cite your source if you only use a small part.
You can copy and paste the text but not the images.
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How much was Apple awarded in damages from Samsung's Copyright infringement?
5 Million
53 Million
539 Million
1 Million
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What is the main purpose of a copyright?
To protect the copier of a creative image.
To protect the user of a creative image.
To protect the person who creates an original image.
To protect the buyer of a creative image.
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What makes any copyright work open to everyone?
Public Domain
A door
Fair Use
Copyright
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Copyright was created...
to motivate people to be creative.
when the U.S. Constitution was written.
to make people learn how to share.
to protect works on the Internet.
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What does a copyright protect?
An app
Fashionable clothing
A recipe
Names
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If you infringe on someone’s copyright, you may be:
OK if you took a screen shot.
required to stop using the material.
OK if you are under 18.
arrested for breaking the law.
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Why do we have copyright laws?
So people can say whatever they want
To protect popular phrases
To protect creative expression
To protect people's intellectual property
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What can a copyright protect?
New Ideas
A YouTube video.
A popular phrase
Previously copied images