Copyright and Fair Use

The purpose of copyright is to promote ( ), innovation and the spread of knowledge.

Any creative work, in fixed and tangible form, is copyrighted.

• True

• False

How is your work copyrighted?

• By getting acknowledged from the government.

• It is automatically copyrighted.

• By putting a "©" on the material you created.

To use copyrighted materials, it is always required to pay for the holder of the material.

• True

• False

You can use any copyrighted work in your own creative work as long as you “cite their sources” or use attribution to identify the author.

• True

• False

What are the two important element when you make a fair use of determination?

• Critical Thinking

• Transformativenss

• Quality

• Amound

When can you use copyrighted materials? Choose all that apply.

• To comment on or critique copyrighted material

• For illustration or example

• Copying, re-posting and re-circulating a work or part of a work for purposes of launching a discussion

• Reproducing, re-posting, or quoting in order to memorialize, preserve, or rescue an experience, an event, or a cultural phenomenon

If you are using the whole work or a large portion, you should ask ( ) from the copyright holder.

Can you use facts or information from a research report?

• You can use it anytime if it's a research report.

• As long as for academic purpose, you can use it as your own work.

• It's better to identify the source of the information.

If you are using clips from popular music in your news package for commenting or critiquing, it's a fair use of the copyrighted materials.

• True

• False