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Intellectual property

It is a category of property that includes intangible creations of the human intellect

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Intellectual property rights

These are the rights granted to individuals over their creative works

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Intellectual property rightsWhat

They often grant the inventor exclusive rights to utilize his or her creation for a set length of time

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  1. Copyright

  2. Trade secret

  3. Trademark

  4. Patent

What are the 4 types of IP?

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Copyright

Also known as author's right, is a legal phrase that describes the rights that authors and artists have over their literary and artistic creations

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Equal or longer than 50 years after the creator’s death

How long does a copyright last?

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Trade secret

Are intellectual property (IP) rights on confidential information which may be sold or licensed

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  1. Commercially valuable because it is secret

  2. Be known only to a limited group of persons

  3. Be subject to reasonable steps taken by the rightful holder of the information to keep it secret

What are the qualifications for a trade secret?

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It is not limited in time and may continue indefinitely

How long does a trade secret last?

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Trademark

It is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises

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Trademark

Protected by intellectual property rights

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  1. A word or a combination of words, letters, and numerals

  2. Drawings, symbols, three-dimensional features

  3. Non-visible signs

What kinds of trademark can be registered?

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Ten years. It can be renewed indefinitely on payment of additional fees

How long does a trademark last?

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Trademark rights

These are private rights and protection is enforced through court orders

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Patent

It is an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product or a process that provides, in general, a new way of doing something, or offers a new technical solution to a problem

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Patent

To get this, technical information about the invention must be disclosed to the public in a patent application

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20 years from the filing date

How long does a patent last?

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Copyright Infringement

A copyrighted work is generally considered to have been violated when it is copied, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or transformed into a derivative work without the owner's consent

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Copyright Infringement

The inclusion of music in your videos is a frequent instance of?

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Plagiarism

Using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit

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  1. Direct plagiarism

  2. Self plagiarism

  3. Mosaic plagiarism

  4. Accidental plagiarism

What are the 4 common types of plagiarism?

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Direct plagiarism

This type of plagiarism is the unattributed, unmarked transcription of a passage from another person's work word for word

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Direct plagiarism

The intentional theft of another person's work is unethical, intellectually dishonest, and punishable by disciplinary measures, up to and including expulsion

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Self plagiarism

This type of plagiarism occurs when a student submits their own prior work or combines portions of prior works without getting permission from all of the teachers concerned

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Self plagiarism

This type of plagiarism also includes turning in the same homework for a separate class without first getting permission from both professors

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Mosaic plagiarism

This type of plagiarism is when a student uses terms from a source without putting them in quotes or finds synonyms for the author's words while adhering to the general format and content of the original

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Patch writing

In mosaic plagiarism, even if you footnote your source, this type of paraphrase, sometimes referred to as ____, is academically dishonest and criminal

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Accidental plagiarism

This type of plagiarism occurs when a person fails to mention their sources, incorrectly paraphrases them, or unintentionally uses similar terms, word groupings, or sentence structures without giving due credit to the original author

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Fair use

It means that an intellectual property may be used without consent as long as it is used in Fair Uses of Copyrighted Material

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Copyright

It protects the original work of authorship

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Trade secret

It is any valuable information that is not publicly known (a well guarded secret)

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  1. Utility patent

  2. Design patent

What are the 2 types of patent?

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Utility patent

It protects a process, manufacture, composition of matter, and a useful machine

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Design patent

It protects the shape, appearance, pattern design, layout, and looks of a product

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Trademark

It offers legal protection for logo, design, symbol, phrase, wordmarks, or a combination of those that represents a source of goods or services

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Copyright infringement

It includes the unauthorized or unlicensed copying of a work subject to copyright

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  1. Criticism

  2. Comment

  3. News reporting

  4. Teaching

  5. Scholarship and research

  6. Parody

What are the 6 types of fair use?

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Contextualized online research and Research skills

Utilize the internet as a tool for reliable information gathering and research to best meet particular class objectives or solve a situation

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  1. Accuracy

  2. Author

  3. Currency

  4. Fairness

  5. Relevance

  6. Search engine

What are the 6 ways of evaluating information?

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Accuracy

In this type of evaluating information, content is grammatically correct, verifiable and cited when necessary

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Author

This type of evaluating information defines who created the content, the individual or group’s credential/expertise and provides contact information

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Currency

In this type of evaluating information, information is current and updated frequently

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Fairness

In this type of evaluating information, content is balanced, presenting all sides of an issue and multiple points of view

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Relevance

In this type of evaluating information, content is relevant to your topic or research

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Search engine

This type of evaluating information are programs that look for documents based from specified keywords and return these documents where the keyboard were found

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Site

It is used to search with in specific website

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Asterisk (*)

This is used to fill the missing word or phrases

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Hyphen (-)

This is used to exclude word or phrases

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Quotation (“ “)

This is used to search for exact word or phrases

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Range (…)

This is used to search with in a range of numbers

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Plus (+)

This is used to search pages that contain both words

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Link

This is used to search for a page that is linked to another page