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    IPT and Patenting — Foundations of Innovation & Intellectual Property (Grade 9)

    Course

    Every song, app, logo, and clever gadget began as someone's idea — and this Grade 9 course (CBSE, NEP 2020 activity-based) introduces students to the system that gives those creators credit and protection. Learners travel from how an idea grows into an invention and innovation, through the four major intellectual property rights (patent, trademark, copyright, and design), into digital ethics and a simple introduction to patents. Three hands-on interactives let students sort real creations into the right protection bucket, hunt for hidden ©/™/® symbols on everyday objects, and test whether an invention could earn a patent, while flashcards, quizzes, and guided AI discussions build the vocabulary and innovator's mindset to carry into Grade 10.

    22 blocks~33 minFree
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    Course Outline

    8 content·14 assessments·~33 min
    1

    Ideas, Creativity and Innovation

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    2

    What is the difference between an **invention** and an **innovation**?

    Question
    3

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    A student builds a small solar lamp at home for the first time, but it stays in ...

    MCQ
    4

    Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights

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    5

    **Intellectual property** is an original creation of the mind that has value, wh...

    Cloze
    6

    Which situation best shows *why* intellectual property rights exist?

    MCQ
    7

    Discuss: Why should creators get credit?

    AI Chat
    8

    Types of Intellectual Property Rights

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    9

    Interactive: The IPR Sorting Game

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    Match each IPR type to the key question it answers: **Patent**, **Trademark**, *...

    Question
    11

    A company invents a folding-phone hinge that works in a brand-new way, and also ...

    MCQ
    12

    Which of the following are protected by **copyright**? (Select all that apply.)

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    13

    Digital Ethics and Responsible Use

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    14

    Interactive: IP Detective Hunt

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    Taking someone's work and presenting it as your own is called plagiarism. Clearl...

    Cloze
    16

    Rohan finds a great photograph on a website for his school presentation. There i...

    MCQ
    17

    Discuss: Is it okay to copy this?

    AI Chat
    18

    Introduction to Patents

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    19

    Interactive: Is It Patentable?

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    A patent protects an invention, and every great invention starts the same way. C...

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    21

    Using the simple Grade 9 patent test (Is it NEW? Is it USEFUL? Is it an INVENTIO...

    MCQ
    22

    Capstone: My Idea, My Responsibility

    AI Chat