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Rojielynne T.

Yusay 12-AQUINAS

Media and Information Literacy

Module 8

What I know

1. What issues do you see in the poster?

- The issue depicted in the picture is that there are numerous cybercrimes that
can occur while utilizing the media or the internet, particularly social media.

2. Which ones do you understand? Which ones do you not know?

- I understand everything because I learned about it a lot in studying the module


when I was in grade 11.

3. What possible dangers and issues of unguarded use of the internet are
depicted in the picture?

- Gambling, bullies, avatars, identity thieves, narcotics, predators, accessing


porn sites, texting or sexting, hackers and warex, illicit downloads, and unlawful
conduct are some of the potential dangers and issues depicted in the picture.

4. Which of these issues have happened to you or to your friends? Why did they
happen?

- The issue that I had was that I was a victim of cyber bullying and identity theft.
This happened because I used to share a lot of my pictures and social media
platforms. I'm not sure why I was bullied, but some individuals truly enjoy
tormenting others to satisfy their insecurities.

What’s In
Technical Symbolic Written
Camera frame Costume Font style
Sound effects Body language Captions
Lighting Headlines

What’s New

Activity:

1. Copyright

- Copyright is a lawful right that is given to an owner of thought or idea. It can


be a song, artwork, and book or published articles.

2. Piracy

- Piracy refers to copying, using, reproduction and distribution of a piece that


has a copyright without authorization

3. Plagiarism

- Plagiarism refers as the use of a concept of other individual without proper


attribution or citation.

4. Intellectual property Code

- Intellectual property code is a protection and serves as security of the rights of


scientists, inventors, artists and other gifted citizens to their intellectual
creations, original pieces and property.

5. Digital divide
- It is the gap between individuals that have access to modern ICT and to those
who are not able to access ICT.

What’s More

1. How can intellectual property protect the rights of inventors, scientists,


and artists?

When an artist, inventors and scientists register their work in authorized agencies,
it will be protected against people who want to steal it and use the ideas without
consent because of the Intellectual property law that protects their rights.
Moreover, the validity period in each work that's been protected is covered by this
law.

2. What acts are considered as a violation of the Intellectual Property Code?

The acts that are considered as a violation of the Intellectual Property Code are
Infringement of patent, trademark, or copyright rights; counterfeiting of copyrights
or trademarks; and misappropriating trade secrets (Augusta Free Press, 2020)

3. What agencies are in-charge of implementing the Intellectual Property


Code?

Bureau of Patents, Trademarks and Technology Transfer but then replaced by


Intellectual Property Office are the agencies who has the responsibility in
implementing the Intellectual Property Code. The Bureaus are divided into six –
Bureau of Patents, Bureau of Trademarks, Bureau of Legal Affairs, Documentation,
Information and Technology Transfer Bureau, Management information System
and EDP Bureau, and Administrative, Financial and Personnel Services Bureau
(Polytechnic University of the Philippines).

4. What are examples of copyright protected works under the Philippine law?

According to Federis & Associates Intellectual Property Firm of 2013, “books,


pamphlets, articles and other writings; periodicals and newspapers; lectures,
sermons, addresses, dissertations prepared for oral delivery; letters; dramatic or
dramatico-musical compositions; choreographic works or entertainment in dumb
shows; musical compositions; drawing, painting, architecture, sculpture,
engraving, lithography; models or designs for works of art; original ornamental
designs or models for articles of manufacture; illustrations, maps, plans, sketches,
charts and three-dimensional works relative to geography, topography,
architecture or science; drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical
character; photographic works including works produced by a process analogous
to photography; lantern slides; audiovisual works and cinematographic works and
works produced by a process analogous to cinematography or any process for
making audio-visual recordings; pictorial illustrations and advertisements and
computer programs” are the copyright protected work under the Philippine law.

5. Why is it important to protect intellectual property?

Intellectual property is essential to secure your original ideas, works or anything


that is originally yours and avoid those being used by others

6. As a student, how can you promote the ethical use of media and
information?

I can promote the ethical use of media and information as a student by only using
factual information. I will make sure to analyze every detail I will read or hear and
think critically before believing it. Through this, I can talk confidently because I
know that I will spread legitimate information only.

What I Have Learned

1. Intellectual Property refers to

- Intellectual property refers to creations of the mind: inventions; literary and


artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.

2. Intellectual Property has five types, namely

- copyright, patent, trademark, industrial design, and geographical origin.


3. The similarities of fair-use and creative commons are

- both tackles the possibilities of using copyrighted works in accordance with the
law.

4. Infringement happens when

- Infringement happens when one or more of the copyright owner's exclusive


economic or moral rights are violated.

5. Plagiarism is unethical because

- Plagiarism is unethical since it is stealing to take someone else's ideas and


words and claim them as your own.

What I Can Do

1. The violations are design patents and trade dress. To avoid such violation,
instead of copying or recreating other’s design, Skechers can innovate their
own design where they can be recognized and where they are known for
2. The violations are Trademark infringement and Intellectual Property Rights
in technology. To avoid those, don’t use other’s work and don’t put
unnecessary things in your work.

3. The violation is Trademark Patent. To avoid such violation, the business


owner should create his own business logo where he can totally own it and
where his business will be recognized by its uniqueness.

4. Plagiarism is the violation. To avoid it, the owner of the plagiarized work
must put proper citation or attribution to his work,

Assessment
1. One of the common issues regarding intellectual property is Plagiarism.
Plagiarism is rampant not only on social media or in other bigger field but also
in school. Many students pass plagiarized output just to comply. Many people
think that plagiarism is just a trivial matter; they are not taking it as a serious
issue since they are practicing plagiarism more often from studying until now.
To avoid plagiarism in smaller sectors such as school, there must be a school
regulation where plagiarism is strictly prohibited and whoever is caught will be
punished.

2. According to an article by SPOT. Ph, Philippines is a copycat nation where


there are 10 profiles of plagiarism. As evidence, if we observe the names of
most sari- sari store and logos of different business and establishments in our
country are almost the exact copy of other company. To address such problem,
the Republic of the Philippines implemented a Law; the Philippines Cybercrime
Prevention Act (RA 10175). The law itself has a special law which is the
Intellectual Property Code. According to Department of Justice, means that
plagiarism itself is not a crime but that plagiarism that also amounts to copyright
infringement is. Such plagiarism now carries a penalty of 3-6 years
imprisonment and a fine of P50,000 - P150,000), if prosecuted under the law

Activity 2: Identification

1. Fair Use
2. ©
3. Copyright
4. Piracy
5. Industrial design
6. 50 years
7. Infringement
8. Creative commons
9. Patent
10. Self – Stealer

Additional Activities

The thing/topic I The thing/topic I The thing/topic I The thing/topic I want


enjoyed was the learned is how find challenging is to learn more is how
activity where we Copyright the defining they implement the
are going to Infringement and concepts in our own Law and how they
identify the plagiarism affect way. detect the plagiarism in
violations. the way the one’s work
students do their
outputs.

Why? Why? Why? Why?

I enjoyed the As said in the It is because my Basically, because


activity because lesson, vocabulary is not most of the time
honestly, it is the Plagiarism is that wide compare unpopular people are
easiest activity for rampant is school to others, honestly, I the ones who are the
me in the in this especially in am not that good in victims of such actions,
module. Also, I doing outputs. terms of language and it is unfair because
enjoyed it because subjects. their idea was stolen
it enhances my by someone, they
knowledge about didn’t know
how to avoid such
unnecessary
actions.

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