Copyright (2)

What does copyright require from people?

• To only use content that is in the public domain

• To pay for using someone else's work

• To use anything found online without restrictions

• To get permission before they copy or share someone else's work

What does 'public domain' mean?

• Content that is not copyrighted and free to use by anyone

• Content that is copyrighted but free to use

• Content that can only be used for educational purposes

• Content that can only be used by public institutions

Which of the following is NOT a condition for claiming 'fair use'?

• Using a small amount of the original work

• Transforming the original work into something new

• Using the work for personal financial gain

• The nature of the original work is nonfiction

How can copyrighted work be used without permission under 'fair use'?

• By not giving credit to the original creator

• For schoolwork and education

• For commercial advertising

• By using the entire work in a new project

What should you do if you want to use a photo, video, or music that is copyrighted?

• Claim it as your own work

• Use it without asking for permission

• Reach out and ask the creator for permission

• Only use it in private settings

What is an ethical reason to give credit to creators of online content?

• To make the content appear more credible

• To ensure the content can be used freely by others

• To avoid paying for the content

• To acknowledge and respect the creator's work

What happens to content after a certain number of years according to U.S. law?

• It can no longer be used online

• It becomes copyrighted

• It must be removed from the internet

• It becomes available as public domain

Which of the following is likely acceptable under 'fair use'?

• Copying a whole song for a dance video

• Broadcasting a full movie on a personal blog

• Using copyrighted content for a school project

• Selling a painting that uses copyrighted characters

Why is it important to be aware of copyright, public domain, and fair use?

• To understand the legal and ethical reasons for protecting creative work

• To avoid giving credit to original creators

• To make it easier to claim ownership of online content

• To freely use anything found online without consequences

What is the effect of using someone else's work under 'fair use'?

• It requires the user to pay the original creator

• It transfers copyright ownership to the user

• It allows the user to make a profit from the original work

• It should not negatively affect the creator or the value of the original content