What is Intellectual Property?
Protect and supersize your dreams #smartip
Think IP doesn’t impact you? Think again! I surrounds you every day and could affect your work and your livelihood.
Types of Intellectual Property include Copyright, Trademarks, Registered Designs, Trade Secrets, Patents, Moral Rights and Community Designs.
It impacts ideas, inspiration, using other people’s work, copying and infringment, commissions, selling and income, reputation, branding, licensing and freelancing. Do you still think it doesn’t affect you?
This talk educates young people about understanding the basics of Intellectual Property. It then prepares them for the more in depth course: ‘Don’t Steal My Stuff!’
The ‘Hands Off My Property!’ course is available to schools and colleges alongside the ‘Don’t Steal My Stuff!’ course in various delivery options.
Want to find out more about Intellectual Property impacting people’s lives? Watch or listen to this new show where Anna is joined by her guests to talk about IP and life. See more at the link below:
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Do you know about your intellectual property and how it affects you? Do you know what you create is your IP and being smart about it can impact your inspiration, your creativity, your entrepreneurship, your business, your income and your livelihood.
See my FREE guide giving you 10 Reasons why you need to know about your Intellectual Property as a designer, artist, entrepreneur or business owner.
These new courses are introductions to Intellectual Property in 2 versions: Youth & Students and for Adults. Be introduced to this crucial subject. If big names are protecting their stuff, shouldn’t you too?
Check out the Youth & Students course here
Check out the Adults course here
A Beginner’s Guide to Intellectual Property (Professional Courses)
If you are a designer or artist, are you protecting your creations? Or if you are an entrepreneur or business owner are you protecting your IP? With copying and IP theft on the rise, can you afford not to?
Legally Approved Courses
All the Intellectual Property courses are written, as far as possible, without legal speak, so they can be understood by those not legally trained. But they have been reviewed and approved by SRA Regulated legal companies.
Anna has the great advantage of having walked the journey of protecting her own brand with IP, with experience of the dangers and pitfalls she has encountered along the way.
Jiri Svorc’s Legal Review
Qualified Solicitor SRA Regulated
The courses are aimed at different proficiencies and are a valuable resource not just for beginners, but also for active creatives and business professionals whose encounters with IP extend beyond the logo on their morning coffee cup. The beginners courses cover the elementary principles of intellectual property, drawing similarities and making comparisons with the world of physical property, while the advanced courses go much deeper in the topic, also focusing on areas including IP infringement and licensing.
Although the contents of the courses vary, all of them are accompanied by engaging visuals, practical examples and case law summaries highlighting the significance of intellectual property and its importance in everyday (business) life.
Don’t Steal My Stuff provides an illustrative and engaging introduction to intellectual property, the value of brand strength, and the importance of being proactive in the registration and protection of your rights.
Having completed this introduction to the core IP rights, the creators of tomorrow will undoubtedly be better placed to protect and exploit their talents in future with a foundational awareness of the value of their own rights and those of others.
Ross Brandborg
USA Patent and Trademark Attorney
The course provided a comprehensive overview of U.S. trademark law, highlighting what constitutes a trademark; covering topics such as what qualifies as a trademark, and the procedure to register your trademark. Without needless minutia, the course stays true with the target always being the registration of your trademark.
I appreciated the straightforward, down-to-earth advice the course offered, I highly recommend this course as a resource I’d readily suggest to anyone who wants to wants a quick yet informative introduction to the world of trademarks and the essentials of the registration journey.
