Ch 10_Working with Outsiders

What should be your guiding principle when answering design questions about a particular project?

• Stay within the project budget

• Understand your client's needs

• Don't compromise your personal creative vision

• Say as much as you can with your design

How can you develop a target demographic for your client's project?

• Identify the common characteristics of the target audience

• Create an image of the typical customer

• Think of yourself as a matchmaker

• All of these answers are correct

When does something original you've created become copyrighted?

• After you turn in the copyright paperwork

• After the copyright is officially approved by a government office

• As soon as it's recorded in a fixed form

• Copyright law promotes freedom and creativity

How can you add copyright information to digital content without having a visually distracting copyright notice on the artwork?

• By adding metadata into your digital files

• A copyright isn't valid unless it's visible

• By adding microdata into your digital files

• Place the copyright information subliminally into your design

Issues a court would likely consider when making a decision about fair use include Purpose, Nature, Amount, and:

• Strength

• Success

• Effectiveness

• Effect

Creative Commons licensing (Figure 10.3) is built on copyright law but offers ways that artists can release their works for limited use and still choose the way the works are used and shared.

• True

• False

This image represents:

• Public Domain (CC0) licenses allow artists to release their works to the public domain.

• Attribution (BY) requires that you credit the original author when using her work.

• ShareAlike (SA) allows you to use the item in anything you want as long as your creation is shared under the same license as the original work.

• NoDerivs (ND) requires that you not change the material when you incorporate it into your own work.

• NonCommercial (NC) means that people can use your work in their own creative works as long as they don’t charge for it.

This image represents:

• Public Domain (CC0) licenses allow artists to release their works to the public domain.

• Attribution (BY) requires that you credit the original author when using her work.

• ShareAlike (SA) allows you to use the item in anything you want as long as your creation is shared under the same license as the original work.

• NoDerivs (ND) requires that you not change the material when you incorporate it into your own work.

• NonCommercial (NC) means that people can use your work in their own creative works as long as they don’t charge for it.

This image represents:

• Public Domain (CC0) licenses allow artists to release their works to the public domain.

• Attribution (BY) requires that you credit the original author when using her work.

• ShareAlike (SA) allows you to use the item in anything you want as long as your creation is shared under the same license as the original work.

• NoDerivs (ND) requires that you not change the material when you incorporate it into your own work.

• NonCommercial (NC) means that people can use your work in their own creative works as long as they don’t charge for it.

This image represents:

• Public Domain (CC0) licenses allow artists to release their works to the public domain.

• Attribution (BY) requires that you credit the original author when using her work.

• ShareAlike (SA) allows you to use the item in anything you want as long as your creation is shared under the same license as the original work.

• NoDerivs (ND) requires that you not change the material when you incorporate it into your own work.

• NonCommercial (NC) means that people can use your work in their own creative works as long as they don’t charge for it.