Copyright / Intellectual Property

03/26/2012

What images can I use in my Glogster? What videos can I embed onto my webpage? What words can I include in my report? These are all commonly asked questions, all dealing with Copyright. As our students begin to gather, organize, synthesize and apply information, they need to be aware of intellectual property giving the creator of the work full credit and/or asking permission for it's use.

Copyright is a legal concept, enacted by most governments, giving the creator of an original work exclusive rights to it.

Engineering &Tech: Computers & Internet: copyright

In this BrainPop video, students will learn about Copyright and how to know what is fair to use in research and projects. Students will complete and print quiz after watching the video. Students will also respond to this blog, answering the following questions:

1. Give an example of Copyright infringement?
2. Why have Copyright laws?

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Nora

12/13/2012 9:48am

1. somebody taking a song making it there own
2. So that creators of work are protected from having there work duplicated without permission

COOPER

12/13/2012 9:50am

if you copy something off the internet your in trouble

KAITLYN link

12/13/2012 9:50am

don't copy the internet.

so you can't copy the internet

Frances

12/13/2012 9:52am

1. An example of a copyright infringement is somebody writing an essay on whatever and somebody else taking the essay and claiming it as their own.
2. We have copyright laws to protect people from getting their work stolen.

levi

12/13/2012 9:52am

posting a creative work on facebook
to keep work safe

Lily

12/13/2012 9:53am

1. somebody copying a peace of righting.
2. because without it people would fight of what they did or didn't do.

Coen

12/13/2012 9:53am

1. Someone stealing writing from a website.
2. Copyright laws help protect art made by anyone.

caden

12/13/2012 9:53am

dont copy stuff without permission

jake

12/13/2012 9:54am

somebody taking a song making it there own

So that creators of work are protected from having there work duplicated without permission

Ava

12/13/2012 9:54am

don't copy Any thing unless it has a free for all

chloe

12/13/2012 9:55am

An example of copyright infringement is if you take something of of a website, and you don't put a link to that website, you don't have permision.
You have copyright laws because if someone took your photo, they could say that they made it. then you wouldn't get credit for it.

jarman

12/13/2012 9:55am

if you take some thing thats online that copyrighted

Mia

12/13/2012 9:56am

1. Someone steeling a picture from a website.
2. So that the creators work is protected.

jack

12/13/2012 9:56am

dont copy stuff that a artist did or any one did without permission

Ethan

12/13/2012 9:57am

pirating a movie like spiderman
so that people have there own ideas

Joshua

12/13/2012 9:58am

Someone taking a movie, putting it on youtube and saying they made it

To stop people from copying each other

Emma

12/13/2012 9:59am

copy right can not last for ever and any one can take the idea but not the coby

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