6to_Copyright

Copyright and bibliography.

Expected learning

Recognize what copyright is and apply best practices to respect it when conducting research or using copyrighted material.

Apply the appropriate format for creating digital references in a word processor when conducting school research.

Open Ended

What topic did we cover in the last class?

Open Ended

What do you think copyright is?

Copyright

• Several laws protecting the original works of authorship.

• The first copyright statute was the Statute of Anne, enacted in England in 1710 created by Ana Estuardo.

• It was created to protect books and other written works.

• The UK was the first country to give recognition to the authors.

Multiple Choice

Who created the first statute for the protection of books and written works?

• Anna Statuto

• Ana Estuardo

• Ana Regina

• Ana Montes

Multiple Choice

Which was the first country to recognize authors?

• Estados Unidos Mexicanos

• United Kingdom

• United States of America

• France

Multiple Choice

Date of creation of the statute of Anne

• 2012

• 17010

• 2017

• 1710

​Copyright in Mexico

• 1928: Plutarco Elías Calles promulgated the Civil Code, which regulated copyright in Book II, Title VIII.

• 1947: The first Federal Law on Copyright in Mexico was enacted.

• This law introduced the principle of "absence of formalities":a work was protected from the moment of its creation, regardless of whether it was registered or not.

Multiple Choice

Who implemented the first copyright regulation in Mexico?

• Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla

• Tlaloc

• Plutarco Elías Calles

• Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

Multiple Choice

In what year was the first copyright regulation enacted in Mexico?

• 1900

• 1928

• 1947

• 1916

Multiple Choice

In what year was the first federal copyright law passed?

• 1900

• 1928

• 1947

• 1916

What do copyrights protect?

• Literary and artistic works without prior registration.

• In addition to copyright, there are related rights that protect performers, phonogram producers, and others, providing broad coverage for the various activities related to the use of protected works.

Multiple Choice

What does INDAUTOR mean?

• Instituto Norteamericano del

• Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial

• Instituto Nacional del Derecho de Autor

• Instituto Nacional del Autor y sus Derechos

Multiple Choice

What does IMPI mean?

• Instituto que Protege a México y las Artes

• Instituto Mexicano de Propio Derecho

• Instituto México de Propiedad Importante

• Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial

Copyright and the Internet

• Internet copyright refers to the legal rights that authors have over their works, protecting artistic works, literary works, journalistic texts, and other similar content.
  No, not everything online is free and you must credit the author.

​Analyze: Did this student commit a copyright infringement?

Student´s work: Los derechos de autor
Derechos de autor es una frase que comprende los derechos dados a los autores por sus obras literarias, de arte, de música, fotografía y audio.

​Original text: Derechos de autor

“Derechos de autor” es el término jurídico que comprende los derechos concedidos a los creadores por sus obras literarias, artísticas, musicales, fotográficas y audiovisuales.

Poll

Is it a copyright infringement or not?

• Yes

• No

Respect copyright

1. Always add references to your work.

2. Use APA format.

3. Copying and pasting, even if you change some of the information, is still a copyright infringement.

4. Make your textual and bibliographic citations properly.

​Yes, but how?

There are many ways copyright is respected.

As a student, you use something called a bibliography or bibliographic reference.
APA (American Psychological Association): They set of rules that help us give clarity to the works and credit to the authors.

​What does the APA tell us?

Open Ended

What does a bibliographic reference on a web page contain?

Multiple Choice

If I copy and paste a text, but add a bibliography, am I infringing on author's rights?

• No

• Yes

What about AI?

Mexico’s Supreme Court (SCJN) has ruled that works created exclusively by artificial intelligence are not eligible for copyright protection and fall into the public domain.
While pure AI outputs are public domain, works involving significant human intervention may still qualify for copyright protection.
Recent legislative reforms have also addressed specific AI applications in the entertainment industry.

Multiple Choice

In Mexico, AI cannot be used to create works and then protect them with copyright.

• False. All work should avoid AI.

• For artistic work only.

• Only if most of the work was done by a human.

• For practical work only.

Open Ended

Class closure:
What did you learn today?