E-Blog8: Intellectual Property

It was Thursday morning when we were tasked to make a personalized game on Intellectual Property. We were either to work individually or by pair to come up with the said game. We were given the freedom to choose what type of game we would like to make as long as the objective is that at the end of the game, the user learns something about Intellectual Property Rights. You’re familiar with Intellectual Property, right? How about copyrights, patents and trademarks? Now, you know exactly what I’m talking about because these three are under Intellectual Property.

As for our personalized game, we have decided to make via Kahoot! because it is easy, convenient and user-friendly. In addition, Kahoot! games or quizzes are actually fun and artistic. It’s not like the usual pen and paper quizzes that intimidate every student because it’s more of a game which is interactive and enjoyable.

Since we already picked Kahoot! as the platform for our game, now our next challenge is to think up of the questions needed for it. Google comes to play. There were some questions we had to search for in Google for further information about Intellectual Property and there were some that we just thought of ourselves. We always kept in mind to make an easy game because we thought that the users have little to no prior knowledge whatsoever about the topic so made it convenient for them so that they could still answer. And mind you that some answers there are kind of funny so it won’t be boring.

Anyways, that concludes our Intellectual Property game and I hope you can play that game too!

Kahoot! sharing:
https://create.kahoot.it/k/16e4ddc4-5be0-4421-87c9-d93cef375527

Resources:
https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property
https://techterms.com/definition/copyright
https://www.techopedia.com/definition/24243/patent

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