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INTERNET PIRACY Corona-Norco Unified 11th Grade Performance Task Semester One AGENDA DAY 1: 8/18 • • • • Bellwork- Silent Reading and SSR Log Check for supplies and collect homework Set-up class binder and dividers Internet Piracy PPT – Getting ready to read – Anticipation Guide – Vocabulary HOMEWORK: Finish vocab with parts of speech and your own definitions GETTING READY TO READ On the following slide you will read six statements. Please write the statements down on your own sheet of paper. For each statement, write agree or disagree and provide a 2-3 sentence response explaining the extent to which you agree or disagree and why. ANTICIPATION GUIDE 1. The law should be more lenient for minors who commit online piracy. 2. Artists are negatively impacted when people file share their music, film, or other creative product. 3. The term “piracy” is too strong of a word to describe those who share music peer to peer. 4. The government should legislate the abuse of online piracy. 5. Record Companies and artists should actively pursue legal action against those who download and share their music without paying for it. 6. All of the music and video obtained on my phone has been purchased legally. ANTICIPATION GUIDE Now we will discuss using the Four Corner method. Locate the four different signs around the classroom: Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree For each statement, please stand in the corner that corresponds to your own opinion. Make sure you have valid reasons for your choice and be open to moving locations should you change your mind. VOCABULARY The following slide has the vocabulary words for the readings. Please write down the words and their definitions according to the following format: 1. Word (part of speech) Dictionary definition(s) Definition in your own words 2. Teacher (noun) DD: One whose occupation is to instruct MD: Someone who instructs others VOCABULARY 1. Piracy: the unauthorized reproduction or use of a copyrighted book, recording, television program, patented invention, trademarked product, ideas, etc. 2. Copyright: the exclusive right to produce copies and to control an original literary, musical, or artistic work, granted by law for a specified number of years 3. Infringement: the act of violating or breaking a law, agreement, etc. 4. Prosecute: to conduct criminal proceedings in court against. 5. Persecute: to oppress, harass, bother, torment, or maltreat 6. Controversial: arguable, debatable, questionable, etc. VOCABULARY 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Bootleg: something made or sold illegally. Distribute: to promote, sell, and ship or deliver. Liable: legally responsible. Peer-To-Peer (P2P): refers to computer systems which are connected to each other via the Internet, in which files can be shared directly between systems on the network without the need of a central server. SOPA: Stop Online Piracy Act RIAA: Recording Industry Association of America Prolific: producing in large quantities or with great frequency Exclusive: excluding all else; belonging to a particular individual or group and to no other.