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Examine issues surrounding digital media and enforcing copyright protections on the Internet.
Week 4 Practical Application Assignment
Topic: After conducting independent research respond to the following:
You have discovered that your copyright digital media has been infringed upon. You will manufacture an infringement in which a website of your choice has violated. Write a takedown notice to the violator.
Your notification must:
• Be in writing (this includes both hardcopy or digital);
• Be signed (whether in writing or via electronic signature) by the copyright owner or agent;
• Identify the original copyrighted work (or works if there are multiple) you claim has been infringed;
• Identify the material that is infringing your copyrighted work;
• Include contact information so the designated agent can reach you.
• Include a statement your complaint is in “good faith;”
• Include a statement the information in the notification is accurate; and
• Include a statement that under penalty of perjury you are authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
Refer to https://sarafhawkins.com/how-to-file-dmca-takedown/ for an example.
Week4Assignment-ITMG371B001Summer2026-APEI.pdf
ITMG371 Week 4 Assignment Course: ITMG371 B001 Summer 2026
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Accomplished 8.5 points
Developing 7.5 points
Beginning 6.5 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Create a take
down notice,
that was signed
(whether in
writing or via
electronic sig-
nature) by the
copyright owner
or agent
/ 10
Identify the vio-
lating website
/ 10
Notice is signed
(whether in
writing or via
electronic sig-
nature) by the
copyright owner
or agent
/ 10
Identify the
original copy-
righted work (or
works if there
are multiple)
you claim has
been infringed
/ 10
Identify the ma-
terial that is in-
fringing your
copyrighted
work
/ 10
Include contact
information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
/ 10
Include a state-
ment that indi-
cates your com-
plaint is in
“good faith."
/ 10
The student effec-
tively created a
take down notice
that was signed by
the owner or agent.
The student cre-
ated a take down
notice that was not
signed by the
owner or agent.
The student par-
tially created a take
down notice that
was signed by the
owner or agent.
The student par-
tially created a take
down notice that
was not signed by
the owner or agent
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
violating website.
The student mostly
identified the vio-
lating website.
The student some-
what identified the
violating website.
The student pro-
vided limited and
meaningless sub-
stance addressing
the criterion.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively provided a
signature on the
take down notice.
The student mostly
provided a signa-
ture on the take
down notice.
The student some-
what provided a
signature on the
take down notice.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
original copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
The student mostly
identified the origi-
nal copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
The student some-
what identified the
original copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
material that is in-
fringing your copy-
righted work.
The student mostly
identified the mate-
rial that is infringing
your copyrighted
work.
The student some-
what identified the
material that is in-
fringing your copy-
righted work.
The student pro-
vided limited and
meaningless sub-
stance addressing
the criterion.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included con-
tact information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
The student mostly
included contact in-
formation so the
designated agent
can reach you.
The student some-
what included con-
tact information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included a
statement that the
complaint is in
“good faith."
The student mostly
included a state-
ment that the com-
plaint is in “good
faith."
The student some-
what included a
statement that the
complaint is in
“good faith."
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
Total / 100
Overall Score
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Accomplished 8.5 points
Developing 7.5 points
Beginning 6.5 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Include a state-
ment the infor-
mation in the
notification is
accurate.
/ 10
Include a state-
ment that under
penalty of per-
jury you are au-
thorized to act
on behalf of the
owner of an ex-
clusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
/ 10
The student effec-
tively included a
statement the in-
formation in the
notification is
accurate.
The student mostly
included a state-
ment the informa-
tion in the notifica-
tion is accurate.
The student some-
what included a
statement the in-
formation in the
notification is
accurate.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included a
statement that un-
der penalty of per-
jury you are autho-
rized to act on be-
half of the owner of
an exclusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
The student mostly
included a state-
ment that under
penalty of perjury
you are authorized
to act on behalf of
the owner of an ex-
clusive right that is
allegedly infringed.
The student some-
what included a
statement that un-
der penalty of per-
jury you are autho-
rized to act on be-
half of the owner of
an exclusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Timeliness / 10Submitted on time. All late submissions have a 10-
point (10%) deduction.
Exemplary 90 points minimum
Accomplished 80 points minimum
Developing 70 points minimum
Beginning 60 points minimum
Did Not Attempt 0 points minimum
Week4Assignment-ITMG371B001Summer2026-APEI.pdf
ITMG371 Week 4 Assignment Course: ITMG371 B001 Summer 2026
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Accomplished 8.5 points
Developing 7.5 points
Beginning 6.5 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Create a take
down notice,
that was signed
(whether in
writing or via
electronic sig-
nature) by the
copyright owner
or agent
/ 10
Identify the vio-
lating website
/ 10
Notice is signed
(whether in
writing or via
electronic sig-
nature) by the
copyright owner
or agent
/ 10
Identify the
original copy-
righted work (or
works if there
are multiple)
you claim has
been infringed
/ 10
Identify the ma-
terial that is in-
fringing your
copyrighted
work
/ 10
Include contact
information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
/ 10
Include a state-
ment that indi-
cates your com-
plaint is in
“good faith."
/ 10
The student effec-
tively created a
take down notice
that was signed by
the owner or agent.
The student cre-
ated a take down
notice that was not
signed by the
owner or agent.
The student par-
tially created a take
down notice that
was signed by the
owner or agent.
The student par-
tially created a take
down notice that
was not signed by
the owner or agent
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
violating website.
The student mostly
identified the vio-
lating website.
The student some-
what identified the
violating website.
The student pro-
vided limited and
meaningless sub-
stance addressing
the criterion.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively provided a
signature on the
take down notice.
The student mostly
provided a signa-
ture on the take
down notice.
The student some-
what provided a
signature on the
take down notice.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
original copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
The student mostly
identified the origi-
nal copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
The student some-
what identified the
original copyrighted
work or works you
claimed was in-
fringed upon.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively identified the
material that is in-
fringing your copy-
righted work.
The student mostly
identified the mate-
rial that is infringing
your copyrighted
work.
The student some-
what identified the
material that is in-
fringing your copy-
righted work.
The student pro-
vided limited and
meaningless sub-
stance addressing
the criterion.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included con-
tact information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
The student mostly
included contact in-
formation so the
designated agent
can reach you.
The student some-
what included con-
tact information so
the designated
agent can reach
you.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included a
statement that the
complaint is in
“good faith."
The student mostly
included a state-
ment that the com-
plaint is in “good
faith."
The student some-
what included a
statement that the
complaint is in
“good faith."
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
Total / 100
Overall Score
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Accomplished 8.5 points
Developing 7.5 points
Beginning 6.5 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Include a state-
ment the infor-
mation in the
notification is
accurate.
/ 10
Include a state-
ment that under
penalty of per-
jury you are au-
thorized to act
on behalf of the
owner of an ex-
clusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
/ 10
The student effec-
tively included a
statement the in-
formation in the
notification is
accurate.
The student mostly
included a state-
ment the informa-
tion in the notifica-
tion is accurate.
The student some-
what included a
statement the in-
formation in the
notification is
accurate.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
The student effec-
tively included a
statement that un-
der penalty of per-
jury you are autho-
rized to act on be-
half of the owner of
an exclusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
The student mostly
included a state-
ment that under
penalty of perjury
you are authorized
to act on behalf of
the owner of an ex-
clusive right that is
allegedly infringed.
The student some-
what included a
statement that un-
der penalty of per-
jury you are autho-
rized to act on be-
half of the owner of
an exclusive right
that is allegedly
infringed.
Information has lit-
tle or nothing to do
with the main topic.
Student failed to
address the
criterion.
Criteria Exemplary 10 points
Did Not Attempt 0 points
Criterion Score
Timeliness / 10Submitted on time. All late submissions have a 10-
point (10%) deduction.
Exemplary 90 points minimum
Accomplished 80 points minimum
Developing 70 points minimum
Beginning 60 points minimum
Did Not Attempt 0 points minimum
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