You have to make a multimodal presentation of your research project and you find a useful video on the Web. It would be all right to remix or make adaptation of the video and incorporate it in your presentation if…. (check all that apply).Group of answer choicesYou have the copyright owner’s permission and you cite the sourceYou give credit to the original work (cite the source).The video is licensed under CC BY-ND (https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/cclicenses/) and you cite the sourceThe video is licensed under CC BY-NC (https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/cclicenses/) and you cite the source

You have to make a multimodal presentation of your research project and you find a useful English video on the Web. Would it most likely be copyright infringement if you translate the content into Chinese, cite the source and make a new video to incorporate in your presentation without explicit permission?Group of answer choicesYesNo

If a video is posted online under a 'Creative Commons' licence, can you use any of it in your own work?Group of answer choicesNo, because online sources are never appropriate in academic workYes, as long as you reference itNo, because it is still under copyrightYes - you are allowed to use it however you wish

Pick ONE of the following 2 hypothetical scenarios. Assume yourself in the selected scenario. Read the instructions and submit the URL of the video created (Upload the video to your Google Drive and share). Video should show you presenting the slides you created.Hypothetical Scenario 1 (Creating a Research Paper):Imagine that you have been assigned for a group project on finding out the "current usage of smart phones amongst the youth of Sri Lanka". Your task as a team is to carry out research and present the conclusions to the top management of Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT).What do you need to deliver?What do you need to deliver?Read the above scenarios and assume yourself in the situation as the team lead. Make a PowerPoint presentation consisting of 5 to 7 slides on how you would "plan to achieve the expected outcome".Below are some guidelines on what areas you could consider when drafting your presentation.How do you approach the sudden workload and the tight deadline?Your team mate dropped out after the first week. What impacts will that have and how will you react?Should your team back down from the presentation (give reasons) or carry on? How and Why?HINT: In answering the above questions, do a self assessment whether you're thinking in a 'fixed mindset' or 'growth mindset'. If you find yourself in a fixed approach, revisit the problem and try to approach it positively through growth mindset.Once you have created the presentation, take a video of yourself presenting the slides and share with us on google drive. The video presentation should not be more than 5 minutes long. Preferably a video of 5 minutes. Ensure the video link is shared for anyone to view.Hypothetical Scenario 2 (Speech Competition):You have signed up for the Toastmasters speech competition and tomorrow is the day of the competition. You had fallen ill during the last week so you couldn't do your final preparations, however you have been practicing for the past three weeks before you got sick. You are nervous, thinking about how you will have to give this speech in front of a big audience and it's also going to be your very first time doing something like this. During the latest rehearsal you even forgot the words to some parts of your speech and even if you are physically fit enough to attend the competition, one of your competitors suggests that you should step down from the competition as he thinks you are under prepared.What do you need to deliver?Read the above scenarios and put yourself in the situation. Make a PowerPoint presentation consisting of 5 to 7 slides with what you will do in the day up to finals.Below are some guidelines on what areas you could consider when drafting your presentation.You didn't prepare for the whole of the last week. What are you going to do now?What is your reaction to your competitor's comment?What could happen on the day of the competition if you choose to participate?HINT: In answering the above questions, do a self assessment whether you're thinking in a 'fixed mindset' or 'growth mindset'. If you find yourself in a fixed approach, revisit the problem and try to approach it positively through growth mindset.Once you have created the presentation, take a video of yourself presenting the slides and share with us on google drive. The video presentation should not be more than 5 minutes long. Preferably a video of 5 minutes. Ensure the video link is shared for anyone to view.

Videos should be used a presentation aids.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Citation and PlagiarismWhen incorporating sources into a research project, you must provide citations for all information, ideas, and other materials that are neither common knowledge nor original to you. Common knowledge includes information and ideas that your audience can be expected to know from a variety of sources. Material original to you includes both your own ideas and the results of any field observations, surveys, or experiments that you have conducted. A reader should be able to tell, based on your citations, which parts of your written work are derived from sources and which are either common knowledge or original to you. Failure to cite sources properly, even when unintentional, exposes you to charges of plagiarism.Complete the multiple-choice exercises about the citation of sources.Suppose that you write a three-sentence paragraph in an analysis for a literature class. Sentence one consists of your paraphrase of statements an author made about her recent novel in an interview you conducted with her for a literary magazine, sentence two consists of your disagreement with a quotation from a prominent critic's review of that novel, and sentence three summarizes the argument that took place on the comments thread of another person's blog entry about that novel. Which of the following describes the proper approach to citation?Multiple ChoiceYou should cite the interview at the end of sentence one, the review at the end of sentence two, and the blog entry at the end of sentence three.You should cite only the review, at the end of sentence two.You should cite the review at the end of sentence two and the blog entry at the end of sentence three.You should cite the review and the blog entry at the end of the paragraph.