Creatve Commons

Work that is the result of an author's creativity

• Intellectual Property

• Creative Writing

• Fair Use

• Copyright

to allow or give someone the right to use creative work

• public domain

• permission

• atrtribution

• copyright

copying someone’s work without permission and presenting it as your own

• infringement

• creative writing

• citation

• plagiarism

• laws that protect an author’s original work as soon as it is created in a tangible form

• public domain

• fair use

• copyright

• attribute

A concept that allows for small amounts of intellectual property, including quotes, to be used for research

• citation

• open source

• public domain

• fair use

An organization that allows creators to get free licenses for their intellectural property and set the permissions for usage.

• Microsoft

• Google

• Creative Commons

• Linux

Software that is shared with the public.

• open source

• closed source

• half-way source

• resource

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of copyright law?

• To provide a way for creators to profit from their works

• To protect the rights of creators over their creations

• To restrict all uses of copyrighted materials

• To promote the creation of new works

breaking a copyright law

• jailbreaking

• infringement

• felony

• mistake

Creative Commons:

The author gets credit but you can make no changes to the work

• BY NC

• BY ND

• BY SA

• BY