Copyright

Protects the producers/creators of logos or other symbols that are used to identify a business.

Patent Laws

Trademark Laws

Protect the producers/creators of a work, be it literary, musical, graphical, etc.

Patent Laws

Trademark Laws

Protects the producers/creators of inventions and/or software programs.

Patent Laws

Trademark Laws

What is a derivatve work?

A work that can be proven to be plagiarized from a copyrighted work.

An adaptation of a copyrighted work that has undergone edits and modifications and is individually copyrighted.

A copyrighted work.

A work that is no longer protected under common law copyright laws because it has been made generally available to the public.

According to the outcome of the William's case, who own's the copyright to teachers' notes?

The teacher.

Under common law, the notes have been made generally available to the public, and therefore are not protected under copyright laws.

The school

What law protects extemporaneous performances?

Federal Copyright Law

Common Copyright Law

State Law

No laws protect extemporaneous performances.

What is required as "notice" of copyright on a work? Mark all that apply.

How long does an author have to register copyright?

Three months after publication

Five years after publication

For works published after January 1, 1978, how long does copyright last?

Indefinitely.

70 years after the death of the longest living author.

Five years after being registered.

Until the death of the longest living author.

When an artist does a commission piece, is the artist an employee of the commissioner or and independent contractor?

Employee

Independent contractor

True

False

What are the criteria of fair use? Mark all that apply

The use of the copyrighted material is for a nonprofit, educational purpose.

The age of the offender.

If the work was known to be copyrighted or if it appeared to be common knowledge.

The portion of the work that was copied compared to the work as a whole.

The effect the infringement has on the market of the copyrighted work.

The intended audience of the copied material.

Is the work factual or fictional?

What works can teachers make only a single copy of? Mark all that apply

What can teachers make multiple copies of? Mark all that apply

A complete poem, less than 250 words and printed on not more than two pages.

A complete poem, less than 300 words and not printed on more than two pages.

An excerpt from a long poem if it is not more than 300 words.

An excerpt from a long poem if it is not more than 250 words.

A complete story if it is less than 2,500 words.

A complete story if it is less than 1,000

An excerpt from a prose work if it is less than 2,500 words.

An excerpt from a prose work if it is less than 1,000 words.

A library is protected under fair use for copying an unpublished work in order to replace a damaged copy of it.

True

False

Copying computer software is not protected under fair use. What is an exception?

If a teacher is making copies of a computer software for student use for educational purposes.

If a copy is made for the sole purpose of being a backup to the original software.

If a copy is made to be used as a means of studying how to software works.

When can a teacher record a broadcast for educational purposes under fair use?

Never

If for non profit and education and can only be kept for forty-five days.

If for education and non profit and can be kept indefinitely.

What is it called when a court prevents people from making further copies of a work during a copyright lawsuit?

Ban

Injunction

Derivative work

The 1976 Copyright Act protects teachers from copyright infringement of classroom use of video or audio that has previously been recorded.

True

False

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