Internet Research (VIMEO)

• Computer Science
• 6th Grade

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The Next Slide will open a website in a new tab...

1. You will read the information on the website 

2. You will answer the next few questions back here in LessonUp. 

https:

A __________________ __________________ is a specialized website that searches for
information across the Internet

Which of the following is NOT a type of search engine?

1. Google
2. Wikipedia
3. Yahoo
4. Bing

What are 2 “options” to starting an internet search?

What are 3 search “strategies” you can use to find the information you want?

Activity: Go back to the GCF LearnFree website and find this image...

Click the orange (plus sign) buttons on the google search results page to learn about each part... The next question asks about the information in these buttons...

On the next slide you will drag and drop the answers into their correct position in the sentences. 

    Your search results can include ____________________, ___________________, and many
  other types of content that have some relevance to what you're looking for.

   Using the ___________ box you can search for different _________________ to refine your search results, or try a different _________________all together.

Keywords

Topic

Web pages

Images

Search

Activity: Go back to the GCF LearnFree website and find this image...

Click the orange (plus sign) buttons on the google search results page to learn about each part... The next question asks about the information in these buttons...

On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of the search content to what type of information you would find underneath them.  

Videos that relate to your search

Products that relate to your search

Pictures that match your search

Mostly web pages that match your search

Maps, books, flights and more

News articles that match your search

When you need to search for very specific information that a normal search would not find you would use Google’s ______________ search instead.

00:27

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 Boolean Operators?

1. OR
2. ALSO
3. NOT
4. AND

02:23

When you search "Ninja NOT Pirate" you will get which of the following websites?

1. Pirates only
2. Ninjas only
3. Ninja pirates
4. Ninjas and Pirate Ninjas

01:44

Which Boolean Operator could you use to do the same thing the hyphen (-) does?

1. AND
2. OR
3. NOT
4. NEVER

02:12

What does adding quotes (" ")around 2 or more words in a search box do?

1. Makes sure the searches come up with those words combined
2. Makes sure the searches have both of the words
3. Makes sure the searches do not include those words

03:29

What was the search engine used in this video?

1. Google drive
2. Google.com
3. Google
4. Google Docs

00:45

Specific words about a topic that help you narrow your search results are

1. Right words
2. Search words
3. Boolean operators
4. Keywords

01:48

When using Google search, you must spell everything correctly for it to work.

1. True
2. False

02:20

www.google.com is an example of a:

1. Web browser
2. Search engine
3. Cloud storage service
4. Informational website

00:53

Using or copying someone else's work is called...

1. Copyright
2. Searching the Internet
3. Copyright Infringement
4. Public domain

01:41

Which of the following is NOT true about works that are in the public domain?

1. You don't need permission to use them
2. You can copy and make edits to them
3. After editing them you can make money with them
4. You must give credit to the original author

02:19

If someone is following the rules of Fair use, it is always safe to make sure that...

1. They are copying and pasting
2. They use as much of their own material as possible
3. They credit the author and pay them a fee

On the next slide you will drag and drop to fill in the blanks in the paragraph. 

Maya has written a short story. Her story is protected by _____________. She posts the story to her website. A news reporter sees her story and writes an article about it. The news reporter is allowed to use a couple sentences from Maya's story because of ______________. 

Maya's copyright is good for her lifetime plus 70 years. After that, her short story goes into the _______________ and anyone can use her short                                                story without getting permission                                         or paying a __________ to use it.  

Copyright

Fair Use

Fee

Public Domain

00:33

Creative commons works are free for the public to use and you don't need permission from the creator to use them.

1. True
2. False

00:53

A creator of a creative commons work can add specific ________ to limit how you can use their work.

1. Situations
2. Rules
3. Fees

01:40

If you don't follow the rules set by the creator of a creative commons work then...

1. You can claim it was Fair Use
2. You won't get to use creative commons works again
3. You would be guilty of copyright infringement
4. You would lose you internet access

On the next slide you will drag and drop to fill in the blanks in the paragraph. 

Dan  created a video and posted it to YouTube. Dan's video is protected by ____________, but Dan decides that he wants to share his video with others using _____________. Dan chooses __________ that people need to follow when using his video. He asks that they give ___________ to him by using his name. He also states that they cannot make any __________ from using his video. However, someone on YouTube did not follow his rules, so they are                                            guilty of ________________. 

Copyright Infringement

Rules

Creative Commons

Credit

Money 

Copyright

Creative Commons Rules

Attribution: You must credit the creator in order to use, copy, or share the content.

Non-Commercial: You can't make a profit from the content.

No Derivative Works: You can't change the content.

Share Alike: You can change the content, but you have to let other people use your new work with the same license as the original. 

Fair Use Rules

1. You can only use a small portion of the material

2. A majority of the content you create must be your own.

3. You must give credit to the copyright holder.

4. You can't make money off of the copyrighted work.

Fair use means you can use copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes...

Fair Use ONLY applies to these situations: 

- Commentary

- Criticism

- Reporting

- Research

- Teaching

On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of the copyright terms to their description. 

You can use copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes.

A form of legal protection given to people who create an original work. 

Works that have no copyright restrictions on them. You can use them however you want.

Works that you don't need permission to use and are free, but you have to follow the rules set by the creator. 

To use the work, you must You must credit the creator in order to use, copy, or share the content.

You can use the work, but you can't make money from it. 

You can use the work and make changes to it, but you must share those changes in Creative Commons

You can use the work, but you can't make any changes to it. 

Attribution

Fair Use

Creative Commons

Copyright

No Derivative Works

Non-Commercial

Public Domain

Share Alike

On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of the copyright terms to the image that represents them. 

Attribution

Fair Use

Creative Commons

Copyright

No Derivative Works

Non-Commercial

Public Domain

Share Alike

00:37

Copying a sentence from a website, and changing some words around, and not citing (giving credit to) the source is plagiarism.

1. True
2. False

01:15

Including the author's name and website name is an example of:

1. Citing a source
2. Plagiarism
3. Copyright
4. Good manners

01:46

Other than citing the source, you also need to...

1. Completely rewrite the sentence in your own words with a different sentence structure
2. Change a couple words in the sentence
3. Change most of the words, but keep the same sentence structure
4. Just copy and paste the sentence