What is copyright

• Licensable items that are copyrighted but okay to use

• You are allowed to use this image freely.

• Property right to be the only person to use the creative work (e.g., book, art, music, code, etc).

• Copying is right

Which scenario is an act of colluison?

• Working independently on an assignment

• Recording notes from a website and not citing it

• Working with someone to complete an individual task

• Using a plagiarism detector to complete your work

What does falsification involve?

• Falsely citing your work

• Changing or making up data for work

• Exaggerating the importance of research findings

• Using a paraphrase instead of a quote

What is duplication?

• Submitting the same work for different assignments

• Using a thesaurus to replace words that you've duplicated

• Cloning yourself to do your work

• Teamwork on a group project

Describe paraphrasing

• A rare activity that doesn't often happen in RC

• Use quotes form a source without citation

• Write notes from a text and put the author in brackets afterwards

• Copying text word for word

What is intellectual property?

• Legal rights protecting creations of the mind, such as inventions, art, and designs

• Physical property owned by a business

• Ideas owned by smart people

• A collection of books

What is an example of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

• Using your brain and pencil on paper

• machine learning algorithm that predicts what you watch on Netflix

• Robots that function on a set program

• Data storage systems like Google Drive

How can you avoid plagiarism?

• Just use your own brain (because you know everything already)

• Cite all your sources in your References (Bibliography)

• Copying and pasting only a few senteces from articles

• Using your friend's work (who had used a plagiarism checker)

Why is it important to respect intellectual property?

• Protect the rights of creators and avoid legal issues

• Ensure everyone can use each other's work freely

• To save time when doing research

• Because your librarians say so

What does a trademark protect?

• Creative works from your brain

• A brand's logos, names, or slogans that identify its products or services

• The recipe for famous fried chicken

• A country's ability to protect Trump's hairstyle