Copyright Quiz Sp22

How many years after a creator's death do their works enter public domain? (Assuming the copyright is not renewed)

• 50
• 100
• 70
• 80

Royalty free work can be freely used without credit.

• true
• false

Which of the following IS an example of Fair Use?

• Photocopying pages from a workbook for students.
• Showing a popular movie to students from the teacher's private streaming account.
• Using a lesson plan without credit.
• Adding text to a movie screenshot to critique/parody the movie or scene.

Teachers are allowed to stream videos from their own personal streaming accounts (e.g., Netflix, Hulu, Prime, etc.).<br />

• true
• false

Which of the following IS an example of Fair Use?

• Streaming a full-length film because nobody will know.
• Showing a short clip from a movie to provide context and analysis.
• Copying 50% of a book for a lesson.
• Copying an entire article and giving every student a copy.

What are some key differences bewteen the Public Domain and Open License (e.g., Creative Commons)?

Which of these is NOT a guildeline of Fair Use.

• Cost
• Purpose
• Nature
• Amount

According to Fair Use, you CAN use copyrighted material for education when:

• It's directlly related to your education goals.
• You only use a relatively small portion of the material.
• It does not negatively affect the owner's ability to profit from the material.
• All of the Above.

Which website gives you access to images licensed underneath Creative Commons?

• Wikipedia
• Simple Google Image Search
• Fickr
• Public Domain Search

What are the 5 "Rs" of Openness (Open License)?

• Retain, Refrain, Reuse, Revise, Remix
• Retain, Reform, Redistribute, Revise, Remix
• Reuse, Redistribute, Remix, Rearrange, Rebuild
• Retain, Reuse, Redistribute, Revise, Remix