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WorksheetsCopyright, Fair Use, and Ethical Use of AI In Schools
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does copyright primarily protect?
New ideas and thoughts
Physical property
Original creative works
Scientific discoveries and theories
Which department is responsible for managing and implementing copyright law in Australia?
Department of Social Services
Attorney-General's Department
Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts
Which of the following is typically NOT covered under copyright protection?
A recording of a song
A scientific formula
An intricate clay sculpture
A movie script
How long does copyright protection last in Australian copyright law?
For the lifetime of the creator + 70 years
50 years from when the work was created
100 years from when the work was created
For the lifetime of the creator until their death
Which of the following purposes are NOT considered as acceptable fair use?
Parody or satire (e.g.) a comedy skit
Charitable causes (e.g.) raising money for a homeless shelter
Providing access to those with a disability (e.g.) making a Braille version of a book chapter
Research or study (e.g.) using a movie clip for a school presentation
What portion of a copyrighted book are you allowed to use under fair use?
20% of the total pages or a single chapter
100 words or less of the total pages
The entirety of the book, as long as the reason for using it falls under fair use
10% of the total pages or a single chapter
Ethical use of AI in schools involves ensuring that AI is...
Used to replace teachers altogether
Used to brainstorm ideas and create students' essays for them
Relied on for everyday tasks
Used responsibly, fairly, and honestly
Ways you can acknowledge the use of copyrighted material/AI-generated content in your work include:
(there are multiple answers!)
Using in-text citations and a reference list
Quoting the work without declaring where it is from
Writing a declarative statement to say you have used AI, including the name of the tool
Claiming the work as your own original creation to save time and effort
Which of the following would most likely be an example of copyright infringement?
Using an artwork from the public domain
Making a remix of a song with the original creator's permission
Writing a book review on Goodreads
Sharing a movie online without permission
If you are wanting to use someone's artwork in your school presentation, what is the most ethical action?
Creating a digital copy of the artwork and claiming it as your own
Editing and photoshopping the artwork so you can claim it as your own
Citing the work and seeking permission from the creator
Using the artwork without mentioning the source or where the work came from
