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2. Do you want to investigate?
While searching on the Internet I saw a video which looks very much like our school video that we made for the purposes of the e-board! Do you think that this could be a theft?

3. Step by step
Check
Are there any video recordings belonging to you which have been used in that video?
If yes, are there information about their source?
If yes, have you given your consent?
Are there any photos belonging to you which have been used in that video?
Is the music similar to your music?
Are there information about the author of the music?
Is the scenario similar to your scenario?
Is the scenario same as your scenario?

4. Do you think that this is a video theft? How do you feel about it?
The answers to these and to the previous questions should be entered in the detective log book on the following link:

5. TASK: Chose and analyze one of your previous school videos and the resources and sources used in it.
Answer the questions:
Are you the author of all the photos that have been used?
If no, have you indicated the sources of the photos used?
Are you the author of the music?
If not, have you indicated the author of the music used?
Are you the author of all the video recordings?
If not, have you indicated the sources of the video recordings used?
Have you indicated the participants in your video?
Are you the only author of this video project?
The answers to these questions should be entered in the OneNote note-keeping app on the following link:

6. According to you, WHAT IS WORSE?
Intellectual property theft (like in this case with the video) OR physical property theft, item theft (such as a computer) ? Enter your answer in the following questionnaire:

7. Thank you for your attention!
For this investigation you can use the electronic board, personal computers, One Note note-keeping app, Sky Drive, Excel spreadsheet questionnaire, Windows Movie Maker, Microsoft Songsmith...
Thank you for your attention!