Copyright mind maps

Using copyright mind maps

Start with Rights if you want to explore what a copyright owner can do. Its branches distinguish economic and moral rights and include copying and issuing copies. Follow the branches, then try explaining how they relate to each other without looking at the map.

For a narrower topic, Subject-matter (artistic works) covers graphic works, photographs, sculptures and collages. The map CR - Defences (continued) includes reporting current events. Compare what the maps include and check that each one matches the law you are studying.

Move between formats

Mind maps can help you see how a topic is organized. If you want to check recall after reading one, switch to a quiz on the Copyright unit page. Flashcards offer another way to study individual points before returning to a map.

Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.