Tes authors copyright quiz

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How much do you think you know about copyright in your resources?

Note: Information contained within this quiz is intended as general guidance only. This information is not intended to be, and should not be, relied upon as legal advice. If you have any questions regarding copyright, you should consult a legal adviser specialising in intellectual property law.

My resources are automatically protected by copyright as soon as I have published them on Tes. I do not have to register for copyright or add the © symbol.

1 point

True

False

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If I share a resource for free I don’t need to worry about copyright.

1 point

True

False

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I paid for an image/video/book, therefore I have the rights to use the content in a resource I share.

1 point

True

False

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Cover images, custom previews, shop banners and profile pictures that include copyrighted images such as company logos (e.g. the Tes logo) are fine as they’re not being sold/downloaded.

1 point

True

False

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The audio in a video may be covered by separate copyright.

1 point

True

False

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I know I am permitted to upload an image or video if I found it in a Google search. *

1 point

True

False

If a book was published in 1940, the copyright expired 70 years after its publication.

1 point

True

False

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I can always share a poem or text if it is for educational purposes.

1 point

True

False

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When sharing a resource based on literature (e.g. from Shakespeare) I am allowed to… *

8 points

Allowed

Not allowed

...refer to the name of the published edition and page numbers.

...scan a page from the physical book and annotate it.

...download an image of a page and annotate it.

...write out short quotes from the text for the purpose of analysis.

...write out a full paragraph and annotate it if I acknowledge the publication I took it from.

...show a low quality partial image of the book front cover.

...use a high quality image of the book cover.

...promote a specific published version of the text as the best version.

Allowed

Not allowed

...refer to the name of the published edition and page numbers.

...scan a page from the physical book and annotate it.

...download an image of a page and annotate it.

...write out short quotes from the text for the purpose of analysis.

...write out a full paragraph and annotate it if I acknowledge the publication I took it from.

...show a low quality partial image of the book front cover.

...use a high quality image of the book cover.

...promote a specific published version of the text as the best version.

Which one of the following statements is true about the ‘fair dealing' exception that allows the inclusion of copyrighted text in your resource?

1 point

I can use any amount of the text so long as it is for educational purposes.

I can use a short passage if the extent of the quotation is not more than is required for the specific purpose.

I can use an image of the page I am analysing if it contains the passage I am discussing.

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