Media Sources

When an creator places an image on the internet, that automatically allows me to use it because of "fair use".

• True

• False

• In some cases

Creative Commons is a great source to get images, audio and video artifacts.

• Everything has been vetted as copyright free but I should still verify

• Creative Commons just provides images; it does not provide audio or video

• Yes, the information on Creative Commons is completely free to use without any issues

• Creative Commons is only for professional marketing

I found a great image that I want to use in my presentation. I see that it is copyright protected. What should I do next?

• Nothing; use it because it is on the internet which means it is open source

• Provide attribution to the creator

• I am authorized to use it because of fair use policies

Layla designed T-shirts online for her debate team. The design used a copyrighted image. Her friend liked the t-shirt so much that Layla decided to sell it to the public online. Selling the t-shirt online was:

• Legal because Layla designed the t-shirt herself

• Illegal because Layla made a profit from someone else's copyrighted work

• Illegal because Layla's friends already have the t-shirts.

Creative Commons makes sharing easier and eliminates the need to request permission to use work

• true
• false

A NonCommercial Creative Commons License allows you to

• Sell the new work
• Only use the work for noncommercial purposes
• Change the work and sell it
• Keep the work the same and sell it

An Attribution Creative Commons license (CC BY) requires users of the work to

• change the work before using it

• give credit to the creator if you use it

• keep the work the same

• sell the new work

Attribution means to ....

• give the author credit by name, link to the source, and link to the license

• give the author credit by name

• give the author credit with a link to the source

The maximum size of an App Inventor project (effective July 30, 2020)

• 30 MB

• 20 MB

• 5 MB

• 10 MB

If a work says "Public Domain", which Creative Commons license applies?

• CC BY-SA

• CC BY-ND

• CC BY

• CC0