The following is a recommended structure for the class. Students should complete the required readings before coming to class. The lecture is meant to reinforce what they learned in the readings and the exercises are designed to apply what they learned in the readings and the lecture. The following breakdown is designed for a three-hour class. Lecturers can adapt the structure based on their needs and class times.
Lecture (10 minutes):
Lecture (20 minutes):
[ Optional: Have students complete "Exercise #4 - Intellectual Property Rights Debate" before class and have them discuss their findings during the lecture].
[ Optional: Have students complete "Homework #3: Evolution of Cyber-Enabled Intellectual Property Crime" before class and have them discuss their findings during the lecture].
Lecture (30 minutes):
Class exercise (20 minutes):
Have students complete "Exercise #3 - Learning from Literature and TV: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" before class and have them discuss their findings during the lecture.
Time: 10 minutes
Lecture (30 minutes):
Use the questions in "Homework #1: Other Theories" to facilitate a discussion on the topic. [*Reminder: This exercise needs to be completed before class].
Class exercise (20 minutes):
Ask students to complete "Exercise #1 - The Case of Megaupload" and discuss their findings in class. [*Reminder: This exercise needs to be completed before class].
Lecture (20 minutes):
[ Optional: Have students complete "Exercise #2 - Innovative Technological Solutions to Intellectual Property Theft" before class and have them discuss their findings during the lecture. Students can either hand in a one- to three-page summary of their findings or merely come prepared to discuss their findings in class].
Case Study Discussion (20 minutes):
Use the questions in "Homework #2: Group Exercise Intellectual Property: Laws, Theories, and Practice" to facilitate discussion on the topic and discuss their findings in class. [*Reminder: This exercise needs to be completed before class.