Y9 E-safety

What is intellectual property classed as?

• An idea that has not been written down.

• Things that people have created e.g. books.

• Expensive equipment that Scientists use.

What is the name of the law that covers intellectual property?

• Copyright, Designs and Patents Act.

• The Computer Misuse Act.

• The Data protection Act.

What does the law make it illegal to do?

• Create a unique piece of work?

• Share copyrighted files without permission.

• Pay for and use copyrighted material.

The internet has made it harder to protect copyrighted material. Why is this the case?

• People don’t keep their computers updated.

• Lawmakers don’t know how to use the internet.

• It is easy to share files with a lot of people.

Which of the following is true?

• All countries have the same copyright laws.

• No countries have copyright laws.

• Not all countries have the same copyright laws.

What is copyright?

• Copying someone else's work to check it is correct.

• It stops people from using someone else's work without permission.

• Let’s people use someone else's work without permission.

When can you use copyright material?

• If the copyright owner gives permission for it to be used.

• If you don’t get caught using it.

• Whenever you want.

What is plagiarism?

• Passing off somebody else's work as your own.

• Referencing work in a sources table.

• When the copyright owner gives permission for their material to be used.

What would you use to reference any copyright material you have used?

• Header or footer.

• Sources table.

• The evaluation.

What will happen if you plagiarise somebody else’s work during your GCSEs?

• Nothing.

• You would automatically fail the course.

• Your work will be referenced using an appropriate format.