U02L07 - Intellectual Property

Multiple Select

Select all scenarios where someone else benefits from your creative work without your permission.

• Scenario 1: Social media post with your name

• Scenario 2: Story published under someone else's name

• Scenario 4: Song sung at a concert for money

• Scenario 5: Picture photoshopped and posted online

Open Ended

What rules would you make for people who want to use your creative work?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes 'copyright'?

• The exclusive legal right to use and authorize others to use creative works

• A type of software license for open source projects

• A rule that allows anyone to use any content freely

• A method for encrypting digital files

Multiple Select

Which of the following are features of Creative Commons licenses?

• Attribution

• Non-Commercial

• Share-Alike

• No Derivative Works

Open Ended

Explain why Creative Commons licenses might be useful for creators and users of digital content.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a restriction of the Pixabay License?

• You cannot use the work to make people look bad.

• You cannot spread dishonest information about things.

• You cannot sell exact copies of the work.

• You cannot use the work for commercial purposes.

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between the CC BY-ND and CC BY-SA licenses?

• CC BY-ND does not allow derivatives, while CC BY-SA allows derivatives under the same license.

• CC BY-ND allows commercial use, while CC BY-SA does not.

• CC BY-SA does not require attribution, while CC BY-ND does.

• CC BY-ND allows sharing only for educational purposes, while CC BY-SA allows any use.

Multiple Choice

Which Creative Commons license allows others to remix, adapt, and build upon your work even for commercial purposes, as long as they credit you for the original creation?

• CC BY

• CC BY-ND

• CC BY-SA

• CC BY-NC-SA

Open Ended

Which Creative Commons license would you rather use (if any) and why?

Open Ended

What kind of rules protect everyone's rights when we use each other's content?

Open Ended

What questions do you still have about intellectual property after today's lesson?