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Impacts Of Technology Flashcards

1
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Define Intellectual Property?

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Intellectual property (IP) refers to the creations of the mind that are new and original

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What does Copyright Protect?

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Music, Movies, games, Art, Written work

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What does Trademark protect?

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Company Branding
(Logos, slogans)

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What does Patent protect?

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Blueprints and Designs of products

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What does Registered Designs Protect?

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The physical shape/form of a product (eg – apple iphone)

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6
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Explain what the Copyright Act is?

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The Copyright Act (Australia) provides automatic copyright protection to creators of works.

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What year was the Copyright Act established?

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1968

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True Or False: Copyright is automatic e.g. record a song & it is automictically recorded under copyright?

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True

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If you wish to use copyright work you must?

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Obtain the permission of the author/copyright holder

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How long does Copyright last?

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The copyright lasts/becomes free 70 years after the death of the copyright holder

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After the copyright finishes/becomes free what does it become?

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It becomes free & enters the public domain for free use

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Explain what a Trademark is?

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A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or combination that helps consumers identify a particular product

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What is TM Trademark?

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Non-registered Trademark

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What is R Trademark?

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Registered Trademark

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True Or False: You need a Registered Trademark for your work to be protected?

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False

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16
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Where can you apply to register your trademark?

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Australian Government (IP Australia)

17
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What is a Patent & what it is designed to do?

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A patent is a right granted to an inventor that permits them to exclude others from making, selling or using the invention for a period of time. The patent system is designed to encourage inventions that are unique and useful to society

18
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How much does a Patent usually cost?

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$3000-$30,000

19
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List all exceptions that fall under Fair Dealings?

A
  • For review or criticism
  • News reporting
  • For research or study
  • Parody / Satire
  • Judicial proceedings
20
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What is Fair Dealings?

A

It means that works can be copied and used, but only under certain conditions

21
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List & describe the situations in which you can use Private Use?

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  • To record a broadcast to view at a later time for private use (watch at a more convenient time)
  • To copy a sound recording for private use (copy an mp3 onto a media player)
  • To copy a magazine or newspaper article for private use.
22
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Explain what Moral Rights?

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Moral Rights protect the relationship between a creator and their work (even if the creator no longer owns the work)

23
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List & describe 3 types of moral rights?

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Right of attribution
- The right to be clearly labeled as the author. You must attribute (give credit to) the creator.

  • Right against false attribution
    You must not say a person is a creator of a work when they’re not.
  • Right of integrity
    You must not do something with a work (such as change or add to it) that would have a negative impact on the creator’s honour/reputation
24
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What is Digital Citizenship?

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Digital Citizenship is all about using digital devices and the Internet responsibly

25
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What is a Virtual Community?

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A virtual community is a community of people sharing common interests, ideas, and feelings over the Internet and digital devices

26
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List all Virtual Communities?

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  • Online Chat Rooms
  • Virtual Worlds
  • Message Boards
  • Social Networks
27
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What is a Chat Room?

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Chat rooms enable text-based communication between multiple people in real-time

28
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Give an example of a chat room?

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Discord

29
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What is a a Virtual World?

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Virtual worlds are a highly interactive type of virtual community it is similar to a computer game, however there is no objective for the players

30
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What is a example of Virtual World?

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Second Life

31
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What is a Message Room?

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An online message board is a forum where people can discuss thoughts or ideas on various topics or simply express an idea message boards do not usually have instantaneous responses; users actively go to the website to check for responses

32
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Give a modern example of a Message Room?

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Reddit

33
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What is Social Networking?

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They are either a website or application that focuses on creating and maintaining relationships

34
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Give an example of Social Networking?

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Facebook

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