Design security | Design and technology | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

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What are trends in data?
- patterns in the data that change over time ✓
- random fluctuations in data with no clear direction
- unrelated pieces of data grouped together without analysis
Why is collecting and analysing data important in the design process?
- It ensures that every design will be universally successful.
- It eliminates the need for creativity in the design process.
- It enables designers to make informed decisions. ✓
What are data patterns?
- random occurrences that have no relationship
- one-time events with no repetition or connection
- repeating trends or connections ✓
Any decisions made based upon the research need to be ______.
- 'justified' ✓
Match these methods of analysing with their descriptions.
- look for patterns
  
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  notice trends or relationships in the data ✓
- compare and contrast
  
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  notice differences in parts of the data ✓
- calculate simple metrics
  
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  include averages or percentages for more insight ✓
- summarise findings
  
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  explain what the data shows in simple terms ✓
- draw conclusions
  
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  connect the findings back to the original question ✓
Why do you need to examine your findings in detail when analysing data?
- to ensure the findings match the initial assumptions exactly
- to quickly finalise the design without needing further input
- to make it useful for the design process ✓

What is plagiarism?
- sharing your own ideas with others
- copying someone else’s work without permission or credit ✓
- collaborating on a group project with proper acknowledgment
What is the name of the law that protects work like music, art and writing?
- 'Copyright' ✓
What do patents protect?
- music, art and writing
- brand names and logos
- inventions or new technologies ✓
Holograms and watermarks are used to prevent what?
- 'Counterfeiting' ✓

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Patents and trademarks are the same thing.

Trademarks protect brand names and logos whilst patents protect inventions and new technologies.

Plagiarism - copying someone else’s work without permission or credit
Copyright - a law that protects a creator’s control over their original work
Trademark - a symbol, word, or design that identifies and distinguishes a brand or product
Patent - a law that stops others from copying an inventor or designer’s idea or invention
Intellectual property - a legal right that protects creations such as inventions and designs