Publication in the digital age is becoming more prominent to many as it is more convenient to publish their literary, architectural, and musical works. There are various types of publications you can make to reach your audience's demand.

1. Publication
Requirements
in the Light of
the Digital
Age
By: Jessa Padre
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PUBLICATION??
What is
Examples:
“Publication is the distribution of copies or
phonorecords of a work to the public by
sale or other transfer of ownership, or by
rental, lease, or lending."
According to statute
The noun publication comes from the Latin
word publicare, meaning “make public.”
According to Cambridge dictionary
the act of making information or stories
available to people in a printed or
electronic form
Printed and online magazines,
newspapers, flyers, newsletters, scholarly
journals, ads, blogs, blog posts, catalogs,
etc...

3. Publication Requirements
According to Wilde (2004), the development of high-quality
digital learning products and materials involves a complex
combination of:
• subject matter expertise
• instructional design knowledge
• technical skills-graphic design
• photography
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• The facilitator must ensure that the students will be fully
guided to observe several guidelines in publishing their
products.
• audio
• video
• computer programming
• etc.

4. COPYRIGHT
Copyright refers to the legal right of
the owner of intellectual property. In
simpler terms, copyright is the right
to copy.
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The three basic elements of
copyright:
(1) originality
(2) creativity
(3) fixation.

5. COPYRIGHT
LAW
Copyright laws protect works of
authorship. Hence, teachers and
students need to learn more about
copyright laws and copyright acts to
ensure that there will be no copyright
infringements that will happen in the
process of authoring or publishing
materials offline or online.
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6. Literary works
• a non-dramatic textual work
with or without illustrations.
They may be published or
nonpublished. Computer
programs and databases also
are considered literary works.
Dramatic work
• scenic arrangement or
acting, a form of which is
forced in writing or otherwise
but does not include a
cinematograph film.
Musical works
• refers to written musical scores in
the form of sheet music,
broadsheets, or other notation. A
recording of a musical work is
protected separately as a sound
recording.
Types of Works
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7. Motion pictures and
other audiovisual works
• an audiovisual work consisting of a
series of related images that impart
an impression of motion when
shown in succession along with
accompanying sounds is called a
motion picture.
Sound recordings
• works that result from the
fixation of a series of
musical, spoken, or other
sounds.
Architectural works
the design of a building as embodied in
any tangible medium of expression,
including a building, architectural plans,
or drawings, and includes the overall form
as well as the arrangement and
composition of spaces and elements in
the design.
Types of Works
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8. Pantomimes and
choreographic works
• choreography is the composition and arrangement of dance movements and patterns
usually intended to be accompanied by music. While pantomime is the art of imitating or
acting out situations, characters, or other events.
Types of Works
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9. 1. Original multimedia works are
protected by copyright.
TWO REASONS
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2. Multimedia works are created
by combining "content" that is
protected under copyright law.

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https://guides.library.unt.edu/SCCopyright/basics
Publication. (n.d.-a). Vocabulary.Com. Retrieved April 16, 2022, from https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/publication
Publication. (n.d.-b). Cambridge Dictionary. Retrieved April 16, 2022, from
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/publication
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