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The table below shows examples of how IP relates to each subject. Perhaps the most obvious form of IP relevant to schools is copyright.   This has implications for the running of departments, especially with reference to reprographics, and it is also relevant to pupils and staff who produce written work of value, e.g. teaching packs.

 

COPYRIGHT

DESIGN RIGHT

REGISTERED DESIGN

PATENT

TRADEMARK

CONFIDENTIALITY

CRAFT AND DESIGN 

Design documents

Design documents, products

Products

Products, tools and processes

Commercialisation, merchandising

Processes designs in early stages

GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION

Any graphic matter

Graphics, models

Packaging

Patent document drawings

Graphic images

Designs in early stages

TECHNOLOGICAL STUDIES

Printed Circuit Boards (PCB)

Design documents

Eye appeal of products e.g. mobile phones

New technology

Names of new products e.g. RADAR, SCUBA

Research and development (R&D)

ART AND DESIGN

Any graphic matter

Design documents, products

Products

 

Graphic images

Designs in early stages

ENGLISH 

Written or published material

 

 

 

 Creating new names e.g. Brasso

 

MODERN LANGUAGES

Written or published material

  

 

Translation of Patent documents

 

 

MUSIC

Copying, sampling, composing

 

 

 

Jingles

 

COMPUTING

Programs, licensing

 

 

Programs

Names of software

Programming codes

PHYSICS

PCB designs

Circuits

Appearance of equipment

New technology

 

R&D

CHEMISTRY

Written or published material

 

 

Chemical compounds, e.g. drugs

Smells of perfumes etc. drug name

R&D

BIOLOGY

Written or published material

 

 

Genetics, Biotechnology

 

R&D

HOME  ECONOMICS

Recipes

Packaging

Packaging e.g. Shampoo bottle shape

Process of manufacture

Nearly all foods have TM’s

Secret recipes

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Written or published material

Equipment designs

Equipment designs e.g. shape of training shoes

Equipment designs

Company logos, sponsorship, merchandise

Training program

BUSINESS STUDIES

Management of company’s IP.  Due to IP’s potential value it must be treated as an asset.

SOCIAL SUBJECTS

Written or published material

 

 

Inventions with social impact e.g. TV, radio

Crime associated with TM’s e.g.  counterfeiting 

Official Secrets etc

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