Lesson 2- Ethical Use of Digital Resources

Intellectual Property

100

the works, inventions, or creations of an individual, group, or business.

What is Intellectual Property?

200

gives the creator of an original work exclusive right to that work, usually for a limited time.

What is a copyright?

300

A copyright lasts for an author or creator the lifetime of a work's creator + _________ years

What is 70 Years?

400

For Trademark 

1. the R with the Circle around it means

2.  and the TM means

What is it means your trademark has been registered

and TM means your trademark has not been registered

500

•Patents are good for _____ years for inventions.

•Patents are good for ________ years for designs.

What is 

•Patents are good for 20 years for inventions.

•Patents are good for 14 years for designs.

Types of Software

100

any program used by a computer.

What is Software?

200

is an agreement between you and the owner of a software program that allows you to perform certain tasks with the software.

What are Software Licenses?

300

Identify the three common types of licenses:

What are 

Purchased license

Shareware

Freeware

400

Many licenses require purchase.  There are a number of licenses that are priced either by the number of machines that will use the software or the number of people.

What is Purchased license?

500

Software that is available for use at no cost, but usually has limited usage.

What is Freeware?

What's the DEAL YO?

100

D_______ if the material is relevant and appropriate.

What is Determine?

200

E__________ whether the information is current.

What is Evaluate?

300

A_________ that the information is accurate.

What is Authenticate?

400

L_________ at why the resource was created.

What is Look?

500

Identify the four D.E.A.L

What is 

Determine

Evaluate

Authenticate

Look

Use of Copyrighted Material

100

The “______” rule of copyright law explains when free use of copyrighted material is acceptable.  This rule applies to any and all copyrighted works.

What is fair use?

200

• Criticism and comment

•  News reporting

•  Research and scholarship

•  Nonprofit educational uses

•  Parody

What are the Reasons for fair use of copyrighted material?

300

represents works whose intellectual property rights have expired or works that have been released by the creator.

What is Public domain?

400

is the stealing of someone else’s words or ideas and presenting them as your own.

What is Plagerism

500

Attribution is a public copyright license that enables free distribution of copyrighted work WITH the proper credit to the creator.

What is Creative Commons?

You're Infringing on my rights

100

Alex invents a small water faucet that dispenses boiling water. He applies for and obtains a patent. Andrew then uses Alex's design without Alex's permission to manufacture and distribute the faucet. This is an example of _____.

What is infringement?

200

The main federal laws concerning trademark infringement can be found in: 

1. The Lanham Act
2. The Lantana Act
3. The Lansford Act
4. The Landing Act
5. The Lansing Act

What is Lanham Act (1)?

300

 In a patent infringement case, the court will mostly rely on the part of the patent filing that defines specific patent protections by explaining the scope of the invention. What is this part of the patent application called?

1. The description.
2. The elements.
3. The assertion.
4. The claims.

 

What is the claims (4)

400

 How does an injunction differ from damages? 

1. An injunction allows the defendant to use a patent for a limited amount of time, while damages is monetary compensation for infringement paid to the patent owner by the defendant.
2. An injunction is monetary compensation paid to the patent owner by the defendant for using a patented item, while damages are imprisonment periods for infringement.
3. An injunction prevents the defendant from further use of the patented item, while damages are monetary compensation for infringement paid to the patent owner by the defendant.
4. An injunction is copyright, while damages are the patents themselves.

What is an injunction prevents the defendant from further use of the patented item, while damages are monetary compensation for infringement paid to the patent owner by the defendant (3)?

500

Coca-Cola uses a special recipe to create the bottled product. The recipe is owned by the corporation. KooKoo-Kola finds and uses the recipe without Coca-Cola's permission. This is an example of _____. 

1. violation of a trademark

2. violation of a service mark

3. violation of a trade secret

4. violation of a copyright

5. violation of a patent

What is a violation of a trade secret (3)?