AIT Semester 1 Exam Revision – Administrator in Training Long-Term Care
Administration Study Guide
Impacts of Technology Unit - ANS ✔✔1. Intent and purpose of the Copyright Act 1968
(Australia)
2. Concept of the 'digital divide
3. Concept of digital citizenship
4. The impact of digital technologies on work-life balance
5. Concept of social networking
6. Types of social networking and their features
7. Types of virtual communities
Types of Intellectual Property - ANS ✔✔Trademarks
Copyrights
Patents
Trade Secrets
Copy right - copy right act of 1968 - ANS ✔✔- Copyright right is a bunch of rights in certain
creative work
- Free, automatic, audience is not needed
- the rights are granted exclusively to the owner
- books, music, film, computer programs
, Why do we have the copyright act - ANS ✔✔Copy right owner can prevent others from re-
producing or sell their rights to somebody else
Patent - ANS ✔✔A patent is a right granted for any device, substance method or process that is
new, intervention and useful
- a patent is protects for the duration of the process, this is good (the so what) because you can
have longterm intervention development.
- is legally enforcable, however the deisgners must reveal how it works
- Registration needed
Trademarks - ANS ✔✔- Is a way of identifying a unique product or service
- A good trademark distinguishes your buisness from other traders
-Doesnt have to be a logo
Whats good about Trademarks - ANS ✔✔- trademarks protect the consumer not the business
itself
- companies are highly recommend to register their trademarks, because you can take legal
action on another company if they are trying to trademark the same trademark. - if not then it
causes confusion for the consumer and they are probably stop going there etc.
What is intellectual property? - ANS ✔✔refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions;
literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.
- protected in law
Why does our society need intellectual property - ANS ✔✔- it enables people to earn
recgonition or financial benefits
- If ideas are not protected then society would not move forward, not motivation for the
creative people because people want credit for their work. This balances the interest of
innovators and society
Administration Study Guide
Impacts of Technology Unit - ANS ✔✔1. Intent and purpose of the Copyright Act 1968
(Australia)
2. Concept of the 'digital divide
3. Concept of digital citizenship
4. The impact of digital technologies on work-life balance
5. Concept of social networking
6. Types of social networking and their features
7. Types of virtual communities
Types of Intellectual Property - ANS ✔✔Trademarks
Copyrights
Patents
Trade Secrets
Copy right - copy right act of 1968 - ANS ✔✔- Copyright right is a bunch of rights in certain
creative work
- Free, automatic, audience is not needed
- the rights are granted exclusively to the owner
- books, music, film, computer programs
, Why do we have the copyright act - ANS ✔✔Copy right owner can prevent others from re-
producing or sell their rights to somebody else
Patent - ANS ✔✔A patent is a right granted for any device, substance method or process that is
new, intervention and useful
- a patent is protects for the duration of the process, this is good (the so what) because you can
have longterm intervention development.
- is legally enforcable, however the deisgners must reveal how it works
- Registration needed
Trademarks - ANS ✔✔- Is a way of identifying a unique product or service
- A good trademark distinguishes your buisness from other traders
-Doesnt have to be a logo
Whats good about Trademarks - ANS ✔✔- trademarks protect the consumer not the business
itself
- companies are highly recommend to register their trademarks, because you can take legal
action on another company if they are trying to trademark the same trademark. - if not then it
causes confusion for the consumer and they are probably stop going there etc.
What is intellectual property? - ANS ✔✔refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions;
literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.
- protected in law
Why does our society need intellectual property - ANS ✔✔- it enables people to earn
recgonition or financial benefits
- If ideas are not protected then society would not move forward, not motivation for the
creative people because people want credit for their work. This balances the interest of
innovators and society
