Now more than ever, people are able to borrow, download, and share digital content like music, games, and software, images, and literature, without understanding its value, the rules for using it, or the laws that protect it.
In response to a growing demand for clarity, we've developed a curriculum to address the evolving need to teach young people about IP and the creative rights that protect it. Through a series of four classroom study units and a complementary interactive Web experience that allows students to create their own intellectual property content in the form of a downloadable ringtone, we hope to help students personally realize the value of IP and creative rights.
Click here to review a brief outline of our curriculum on creative rights.
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Password: curriculumPlease print or save this page for your records. Thank you for your interest in educating your students about Creative Rights. We will contact you when the curriculum is ready. Thanks in advance for your participation, Microsoft Corporation and Topics Education Click here to take our online survey and let us know how to better improve the program. |
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