# 4. Copyright Protection

User Type: **Super Administrator**
Source: *Mi Digital Academy - Education CRM Features Document*

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## 4. Copyright Protection

### 4.1 DMCA Compliance
**What it does:** Complies with the DMCA: the compliance of the DMCA (the compliance, the notice, the content, the date) is done for the content, so the platform is compliant (the compliance is the adherence). The Super Administrator complies with the DMCA (the compliance, the notice, the content, the date) so the compliance is structured and the adherence is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Compliance: the compliance (the compliance, the notice, the content, the date)
- Notice: the notice (the notice, the claimant, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- Takedown: the takedown (the takedown, the content, the date)
- Compliance status: the status (the compliant, the non-compliant)
- Compliance count: the count (the count of the notices by status)
- Compliance view: the view (the compliances, the notices, the content, the dates)
- Audit logging of the DMCA compliance

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin complies with the DMCA: the compliance (the compliance, the notice, the content, the date), the notice (the notice, the claimant, the date), and the content (the content, the type, the date); the compliance is explicit.
2. Receives the notice: the notice (the notice, the claimant, the date); the notice is the claim.
3. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
4. Applies the takedown: the takedown (the takedown, the content, the date); the takedown is the action.
5. Views the compliance status: the status (the compliant, the non-compliant); the status is the state.
6. Views the compliance count: the count (the count of the notices by status); the count is the measure.
7. The DMCA is compliant: the compliances, the notices, the content, the dates, so the adherence is complete.
8. The DMCA compliance is audit-logged with the compliance, the notice, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The compliance is the adherence (the compliance, the notice, the content, the date); the compliance is the conformity.
- The notice is the claim (the notice, the claimant, the date); the notice is the request.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The takedown is the action (the takedown, the content, the date); the takedown is the removal.
- The DMCA is compliant (the compliances, the notices, the content, the dates); the adherence is managed.
- DMCA compliance is audit-logged with the compliance, notice, and timestamp.

### 4.2 Content Licensing Management
**What it does:** Manages the content licensing: the license of the content (the license, the content, the owner, the date) is managed, so the content is licensed (the management is the control). The Super Administrator manages the content licensing (the license, the content, the owner, the date) so the management is structured and the control is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- License: the license (the license, the content, the owner, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- Owner: the owner (the owner of the content, the name, the date)
- License type: the type (the type of the license, e.g., the exclusive, the non-exclusive)
- License status: the status (the active, the expired, the revoked)
- License count: the count (the count of the licenses)
- License view: the view (the licenses, the content, the owners, the dates)
- Audit logging of the content licensing management

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin manages the content license: the license (the license, the content, the owner, the date), the content (the content, the type, the date), and the owner (the owner of the content, the name, the date); the management is explicit.
2. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
3. Selects the owner: the owner (the owner of the content, the name, the date); the owner is the rights holder.
4. Sets the license type: the type (the type of the license, e.g., the exclusive, the non-exclusive); the type is the mode.
5. Views the license status: the status (the active, the expired, the revoked); the status is the state.
6. Views the license count: the count (the count of the licenses); the count is the measure.
7. The content is licensed: the licenses, the content, the owners, the dates, so the control is complete.
8. The content licensing management is audit-logged with the license, the owner, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The license is the right (the license, the content, the owner, the date); the license is the permission.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The owner is the rights holder (the owner of the content, the name, the date); the owner is the creator.
- The license status is the state (the active, the expired, the revoked); the status is the control.
- The content is licensed (the licenses, the content, the owners, the dates); the control is managed.
- Content licensing management is audit-logged with the license, owner, and timestamp.

### 4.3 Attribution Tracking
**What it does:** Tracks the attribution: the attribution of the content (the attribution, the content, the creator, the date) is tracked, so the creators are credited (the tracking is the credit). The Super Administrator tracks the attribution (the attribution, the content, the creator, the date) so the tracking is structured and the credit is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Attribution: the attribution (the attribution, the content, the creator, the date)
- Content: the content (the content, the type, the date)
- Creator: the creator (the creator of the content, the name, the date)
- Attribution status: the status (the credited, the not-credited)
- Attribution count: the count (the count of the attributions)
- Attribution view: the view (the attributions, the content, the creators, the dates)
- Attribution export: the export (the attributions, the format, the creator)
- Audit logging of the attribution tracking

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin tracks the attribution: the attribution (the attribution, the content, the creator, the date), the content (the content, the type, the date), and the creator (the creator of the content, the name, the date); the tracking is explicit.
2. Selects the content: the content (the content, the type, the date); the content is the subject.
3. Selects the creator: the creator (the creator of the content, the name, the date); the creator is the author.
4. Views the attribution status: the status (the credited, the not-credited); the status is the state.
5. Views the attribution count: the count (the count of the attributions); the count is the measure.
6. Exports the attributions: the export (the attributions, the format, the creator); the export is the record.
7. The creators are credited: the attributions, the content, the creators, the dates, so the credit is complete.
8. The attribution tracking is audit-logged with the attribution, the creator, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The attribution is the credit (the attribution, the content, the creator, the date); the attribution is the recognition.
- The content is the subject (the content, the type, the date); the content is the asset.
- The creator is the author (the creator of the content, the name, the date); the creator is the maker.
- The attribution status is the state (the credited, the not-credited); the status is the control.
- The creators are credited (the attributions, the content, the creators, the dates); the credit is managed.
- Attribution tracking is audit-logged with the attribution, creator, and timestamp.

### 4.4 Plagiarism Detection for Student Submissions
**What it does:** Detects the plagiarism in the student submissions: the detection of the plagiarism (the detection, the submission, the student, the date) is done, so the plagiarism is detected (the detection is the check). The Super Administrator detects the plagiarism in the student submissions (the detection, the submission, the student, the date) so the detection is structured and the check is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Detection: the detection (the detection, the submission, the student, the date)
- Submission: the submission (the submission, the student, the date)
- Student: the student (the student, the name, the submission)
- Similarity score: the score (the score of the similarity, the percentage)
- Detection status: the status (the flagged, the cleared)
- Detection count: the count (the count of the detections)
- Detection view: the view (the detections, the submissions, the students, the dates)
- Audit logging of the plagiarism detection

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin detects the plagiarism in the student submission: the detection (the detection, the submission, the student, the date), the submission (the submission, the student, the date), and the student (the student, the name, the submission); the detection is explicit.
2. Selects the submission: the submission (the submission, the student, the date); the submission is the work.
3. Selects the student: the student (the student, the name, the submission); the student is the author.
4. Views the similarity score: the score (the score of the similarity, the percentage); the score is the measure.
5. Views the detection status: the status (the flagged, the cleared); the status is the state.
6. Views the detection count: the count (the count of the detections); the count is the measure.
7. The plagiarism is detected: the detections, the submissions, the students, the dates, so the check is complete.
8. The plagiarism detection is audit-logged with the detection, the student, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The detection is the check (the detection, the submission, the student, the date); the detection is the scan.
- The submission is the work (the submission, the student, the date); the submission is the output.
- The student is the author (the student, the name, the submission); the student is the learner.
- The similarity score is the measure (the score of the similarity, the percentage); the score is the value.
- The plagiarism is detected (the detections, the submissions, the students, the dates); the check is managed.
- Plagiarism detection is audit-logged with the detection, student, and timestamp.