Email Ettiquette and Plagiarism
what does CC mean
carbon copy
types of patents
utility, design, and plant
A word, phrase or symbol that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods from all other parties.
trademark
Legal protection that creators have over the things they create
copyright
icon, which indicates that others may copy, distribute, display, perform, or remix the work but only for non-commercial purposes.
Non-Commercial
what does BCC
Blind Carbon Copy
characteristics of patents
novelty, nonobviousness, and utility
Example of a famous trademark
Nike, Apple, iPhone...answers will vary
when does the copyright becomes the property of the author who created the work.
immediately
licenses are legal tools that creators and other rights holders can use to grant certain usage rights to the public, while reserving other rights
Explain a time in which you would use CC
Answers will vary - when someone needs to know information but no action is required on their part
how long does a patent typically last
20 years
The Four Factors
of Fair Use
amount, purpose, nature and effect
what can not be copyrighted
ideas
copy, adapt, remix, display, perform, and distribute your work so long as they credit your name as requested by you. (starts with an A)
Attribution
steps to obtain a patent
1. file application
2. filing fee
3. explain invention
4. show difference from prior art
5. describe patentable aspects
6. evaluation by the patent examiner
_____ includes copying for criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research
fair use
how long does a copyright last, after 1978
lifetime plus 70 years
which indicates that the work is free to copy, distribute, display, or perform as it is, verbatim with no modifications or adaptations.
No Derivative Works
How would you address an email to your principal
Dear, Good morning, Good evening...
exclusive right to invention
a patent
is a part of copyright law that allows people to use limited portions of copyrighted material without getting permission from the copyright owner for certain purposes, such as education, criticism, commentary, news reporting, or research.
fair use
creative works and ideas that are not protected by intellectual property laws like copyright, trademark, or patent laws
public domain
icon, which means that folks can only disseminate the work under the same license chosen by the original author for the work
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