Collinson Library: LIBRARY: Copyright &amp; Creative Commons: Copyright

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On 15 December 2017, the Government announced that the original Copyright Regulations 1969 will be replaced by the Copyright Regulations 2017, to be effective 22 December 2017.

Supporting a creative Australia through information and advice on copyright, The Australian Copyright Council is a non-profit organisation, partly funded by the Australia Council for the Arts.

Click on the image above to go to the Aust. Copyright Council website.

Here are the new regulations as they apply to Educational Institutions.

Sites 2 See Copyright for Students

All Right to Copy? (Smart Copying website)

Copyright for Schools

For other related topics on 'Copyright' as it applies to schools see the SmartCopying website: The official guide for copyright issues for Australian schools and TAFE.

Educational Licenses
Ed. licenses in schools and TAFE.
Students and Copyright
Definition and importance of copyright in schools.
Using TeacherTube
A video website that allows teachers to watch and share educational videos worldwide
Proxy Caching
What are schools allowed to do?
Using iTunes in Schools
Outlines when and how iTunes content may be used for educational purposes.
Using YouTube
Discusses management of the risks of using YouTube content .
Playing Films, Television and Radio in Schools
What is permissible under Section 28 of the Act?
Performing and Communicating Music in Schools
What is permissible in the course of education?
Performance and Communication in Class
Specifically looks at what is permissible for works and audio visual material.
Film and Game Viewing
Use of Non-print Texts in Schools
Department of Education WA policy