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Lesson 2 uCertify Communications
Lesson 2 uCertify Communications
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Copyrighted material can be used if you:
are using the material for a school assignment.
do not see a copyright symbol.
pay a fee, obtain permission or follow Fair Use guidelines.
include a reference to the author.
2
What is copyright infringement?
Paying the author a fee to use his or her copyrighted works
Obtaining permission from a copyright owner to use his or her work
Using copyrighted works without the copyright owner's permission
Citing copyrighted material in a bibliography
3
Improve your Web search results by using:
various Web browsers.
various Internet Service Providers.
advanced search options.
advanced computers.
4
What does the Fair Use Act do?
Specifies works not restricted by copyright and do not require a license
Allows limited copying of copyrighted works for educational purposes
Allows copying of copyrighted material that is printed in books or magazine
Allows copying of copyrighted material that is posted on the Internet
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When using someone else’s work, it is important to:
send the author money.
give the author credit by citing the work in your bibliography.
print a copy of any work you are using.
copy and paste all of the author's research used in preparing the work.
6
Which is used to locate Web pages about certain topics and find specific pages that include videos, images, and maps?
Web addresses
Search engines
Internet services
Web browsers
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Citations are:
Specific, in-text notices you use to show where you got your source
Lists of the books you used in your project.
Only necessary if you're publishing something in print.
Always written the same way.
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What is the public domain?
Copyrighted works that can be copied on a limited basis for education
Copyrighted works that are posted on the Internet
Work not restricted by copyright and do not require a license or fee to use
Copyrighted works that are printed in publicly available books
9
Your teacher makes copies of an article from the newspaper and uses it in the classroom. What should you tell them?
"You needed to purchase a newspaper for each student."
"You're not allowed to copy someone's work. You're violating copyright."
"This falls under educational fair use, if you're only using it in class."
"You're violating copyright!"
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Which of these is a warning that you should treat a Web site's content with care?
The information is up-to-date with current data.
It cites its sources.
It's a well-known research site.
It seems to be supporting one opinion or theory over others (bias).
11
Boolean operators are used with ________ in a search engine to refine a search.
symbols
an image
a password
keywords
12
Which of these acts violates copyright?
Buying music and letting your friend have a copy.
Buying a song and downloading it to your laptop, and then copying it to SD
Lip-syncing with your favorite song and uploading the video to YouTube
Quoting someone else's work with citation.
13
What is the only condition that a work must meet in order to be protected by copyright?
It must be presented by a law office.
It must be an original expression.
It must be printed and filed with an agency.
It must have the copyright symbol.
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___________ protects the creator of an original work.
Public domain
Copyright
Fair use
Plagiarism
15
Which of the following are protected by copyright? Choose all that apply.
Books that are published and printed on paper.
Projects you create for school.
Music you record/upload to the Internet and videos you upload to YouTube
Music that you download from the Internet.