Assignment 2 - Using and Extending IP Assignment 2 - Using and Extending IP Assignment Overview This alignment includes three parts and is worth 20% of your overall grade. Part 1 of the assignment is worth 136 of your overall grade and requires you to read sections of the Canadian Copyright Act and answer two questions •Part 2 of the agent worth of your grade and requires y Prior before sub Part 1 Overview d identify clauses within the agreement that answer question is worth 2% of your grade and is a one-question, mut part 3 of the assignment, we recommend you complet » qui does not count towards your overall grade; hasta quickly chance to check your understanding of non-infringing derivative works Part 1 of the assignment is worth 136 of your overall grade and requires you to read sections of the Canadien Copyright Act and answer questions Please use the Ant 2 Part 1003) to organe your sub Your response to Question 1 should be between 250-400 words and your response to Question 2 should be between 200-300 words This lecture is heavy on technical terms please refer to the Unit3ntellectual Proce particularly the Key Terms Defore attempting this assignment, please refer to the Assignment rubric which can be accessed by clicking Resources and then Rubrics on the course vigion abo Submission Instructions Your assignment must be submitted online, using the Assignment 2 template to the Assignment 2-Using and Extending Part 1 of dropbox by the deadline speed in the Course Schedule Drops can be accessed by clicking it and then on the course navigation bar above. Only one submission will be permized in the droptice •Do not rip your files. For general guidelines and trusting LEARN dropbox, please see Knowledge Base Drops-Students Description Both questions refer to the following sections of the Canadian Copyright Act that pertanto copyright infringement and exception: Moral Rights infringement (Sec. 28.1, Sec 14.1) Fair Dealing Sec 2 and user g It's important to note that while the introduction to Sec. 29 indicates that "Fair dealing for the purpose of research private study, education parody or satire does not infringe righ Dealing cannot be determined solely by the parse of the use what this section really says th fair dealing for one of these purposes is not infringement-there is the questions to whether that particular use is at: There are several factors that have been used in past court caseto decide whether or n Refer to the Unit 3 course notes for a more information about of these factors, and form about each of the exceptions in the Canadian Copyright Act (ie, Moral Rights ingeni Deng, and Users Question 1 You are creating a Powerpoint presentation about one of your company's products as part of your work, and you went to include in the presentation a copyrighted image or comic that would help to drive home a particular point about the product to your audience. For each of the context below indicate whether your use of the copyrighted image or comic in your presentation would constitue copyright infringement; and de defend your stance by evaluating how FAND Users' Rights AND Morel Rights infringement apply to this use in this context. Be sure to provide enough decals to back up your stance The presentation will be presented informally to your project The presentation is part of a paid tutorial that your company sells to current and prospective customers. Question 2 consider the fictious example of a derived work in the Assment Case Study and inte whether or not you believe that the derived work infringes on the copyright of the original work. Defend your answer with a complete argument based on the Canadian Copyright and duses for exceptions to infringement (Fair Dealing Users Rights Unlike Question 1, use only the Part 2

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