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1 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright and Plagiarism for Students Exploring the world of copyright and plagiarism

2 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Summary Copyright has allowed people to claim and protect their private works. Unfortunately, as we zoom into the technological age, it has become easier to pass someone else’s idea off as your own. This is why schools and the government have been taking an active effort in order to punish offenders and improve the laws to keep up with the changing times.

3 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Jeopardy Game Copyright Copyright and College NAPSTER & Resolution Plagiarism Influences & the WWW 100 200 300 400

4 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 100 The year where are all the works published in the United States are considered public domain. Question

5 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 100 1923 Return to game

6 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 200 1) the word "copyright" 2) a "C" in a circle 3) the date of publication 4) the name of either the author or the owner of all the copyright rights in the published work Question

7 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 200 What is a valid copyright notice? Return to game

8 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 300 Fair use allows the public to freely use (without asking the permission of the author) portions of copyrighted materials for purposes of commentary, criticism, and parody. Click here for question

9 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 300 What is 'fair use' in copyright? Return to game

10 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 400 For works published after 1977, the copyright lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years. If the work was done for hire( in the course of employment) or is published anonymously or under pseudonym, the copyright lasts between 95 and 120 years. Question

11 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright 400 What is the life of a copyright? Return to game

12 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 100 Citing is especially important for college students because… Question

13 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 100 It gives credit to the original author Return to game

14 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 200 On a transcript, this denotes academic dishonesty Question

15 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 200 An “XE” Return to game

16 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 300 This is the most severe case in which the student will be kicked out of the university Question

17 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 300 They copied/plagiarized another’s work without citing them properly Return to game

18 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 400 Name one of the ways that students can include someone else’s ideas within their own work by citing Question

19 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & College 400 1) verbatim quotation of the passage 2) paraphrase the main ideas 3) partial quotations of phrases Return to game

20 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 100 An application that gives individuals access to one's MP3 files. Question

21 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 100 What is Napster? Return to game

22 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 200 This is the function of Napster. Question

23 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 200 To download music via the Internet Return to game

24 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 300 This was the basis of the law-suit filed against Napster. Question

25 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 300 The Recording Industry Association of America accused the company of encouraging the illegal copying and distribution of music. Return to game

26 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 400 Since creators of certain artistic works have the right to ensure that unauthorized people do not use their work for unauthorized purposes, this happened to Napster. Question

27 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright NAPSTER & Resolution 400 It was temporarily shut down and now charges its users Return to game

28 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 100 This is the most severe punishment when a student plagiarizes Question

29 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 100 They are kicked out of the university Return to game

30 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 200 Plagiarism in a transitive sense Question

31 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 200 To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own: use (another's production) without crediting the source Return to game

32 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 300 Detection of plagiarism comes from one of these two ways Question

33 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 300 1) It is uncharacteristic of the one person’s work 2) If there was a completely different writing style Return to game

34 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 400 Plagiarism in an intransitive sense Question

35 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & Plagiarism 400 To commit literary theft: present as new and original an idea or product Return to game

36 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 100 People cannot be sued for copyright infringement when they do this. Question

37 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 100 They make “noncommercial” copies of recordings for their own personal use Return to game

38 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 200 A good to ensure that you will not be sued for copyright violation is to… Question

39 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 200 Assume that everything (text, document, graphic, video clips, etc.) are copyrighted Return to game

40 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 300 According to the Internet and WWW security, people can only sue and take proper legal action at this time. Question

41 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 300 When people break into secure websites and steal private and protected information Return to game

42 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 400 Congress has adopted acts such as these to try and solve some of the tricky issues of copyright protections in the digital edge. Question

43 Game March 22, 2005Ashley Irvin/ Copyright Copyright & the WWW 400 Audio Home Recording Act and the Digital Millennium Act Return to game

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