Copyright and Sharing Online
Learning about intellectual property, copyright, and how to use online content ethically and legally.
Key Questions
- Explain why artists and creators have rights over their work.
- Differentiate between copyrighted material and content available under Creative Commons licenses.
- Justify the importance of giving credit when using someone else's work online.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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