Copyright and Plagiarism
What is the lawful right of an author, artist, composer or other creator to control the use of their work by others?
Copyright.
The first step in the 6D Solution Process.
Define.
What is the defense against a claim of copyright infringement if your use qualifies as a "fair use"?
Fair use.
This step involves putting your plan into action.
Deliver.
What is the difference between copyright infringement and plagiarism?
Copyright infringement is a legal matter, while plagiarism is an ethical situation addressed by university policy.
Debrief.
What is the key difference between copyright and plagiarism in terms of legal implications?
Copyright infringement is a legal matter, while plagiarism is not a legal matter.
The 6D process is used to develop this fluency.
Solution Fluency.
Doing this without public domain content like Shakespeare without credit is not illegal, but is this unethical act.
Plagiarism
This kind of thinking is needed in today's economy, involving both logic and creativity.
Whole-brain thinking.