Library Guides: Copyright: Bookshelf

Did you know that using some else's work without their permission is against the law? Copyright Act, 1968 (Cth).

For more information see the Students and Copyright and the Copyright for Schools information sheets at the Official Guide to Copyright Issues for Australian Schools at Smartcopying.

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Content Ownership and Copyright by Carolee Laine
ISBN: 9781680777482
Publication Date: 2016
The flow of information through our modern digital world has led to many new issues and controversies. Content Ownership and Copyright examines the role copyrights play in the areas of public domain, intellectual property, schools, and the digital realm. Compelling text, well-chosen photographs, and extensive back matter give readers a clear look at these complex issues. Features include essential facts, a glossary, additional resources, source notes, and an index.

Copyright for Music Teachers : Educational Institutions & Private Tuition by Jennifer Turnbull, Carolyn Dalton, Jerome John
Call Number: 346
ISBN: 9781920778293
Publication Date: 2017
This book explains the different copyright provisions that apply when teaching in educational institutions, as well as when you are teaching privately or for a private organisation. The new edition also contains details of new blanket agreements that have been struck between the relevant collecting societies and certain sectors. Topics include: How copyright applies to music, lyrics & sound recordings; When you need permission; Filming and recording; Using resources from the internet, including music purchased online; Moral rights and performers rights.
Copyright in the Classroom : A Practical Guide by Nathan Webster
Call Number: 346
ISBN: 9781920778101
Publication Date: 2017
This guide is for teachers and lecturers working in Australian schools, universities and other educational institutions. It provides an overview of the main copyright issues that arise in a classroom setting in Australia. The information contained in this publication is not legal advice. It is provided on the basis that it is to be used for general purposes only. If you need to know how the law applies to your situation, please get advice from a lawyer.
Education & Copyright Compliance : A Toolkit by Jo Teng
Call Number: 346
ISBN: 9781920778330
Publication Date: 2017
This book is a practical guide to managing copyright in educational institutions. It is aimed at teachers, professors, librarians and other staff responsible for copying and using copyright material in schools, TAFEs, universities, colleges, training organisations and more. In June 2017, legislation was passed to amend the Copyright Act1968 (Cth) (the Copyright Act), particularly in regards to the statutory licences for educational institutions. These changes will take effect in December 2017, and apply from the 2018 academic year onwards. This book explains the amendments and how they affect the earlier statutory licence regime.
Educational Institutions : Using Sound & Screen by Jerome John
Call Number: 346
ISBN: 9781920778248
Publication Date: 2017
This book is a resource for anyone working in an educational institution, such as teachers, librarians and IT staff working in schools, TAFEs, universities and other educational institutions. In this book you will learn about the specific copyright provisions relating to the use of Sound & Screen based materials and gain a better understanding of when your activities may have copyright implications. This edition is a comprehensive revision containing new material and current case law (previous book ´Digital & AV Resources'(B108)). Topics include: Recording from radio & TV; Playing & streaming films & music in class; Recording concerts, plays & musicals; Software, apps & games; Incorporating online videos & music into courses.
Educational Institutions : Using Text & Images by Fiona James
Call Number: 346
ISBN: 9781920778262
Publication Date: 2017
This book is a resource for anyone working in an educational institution, such as teachers, librarians and IT staff working in schools, TAFEs, universities and other educational institutions. In this book you will learn about the specific copyright provisions relating to the use of Text & Images and gain a better understanding of when your activities may have copyright implications. This edition is a comprehensive revision containing new material and current case law (previous book ´Educational Institutions: Text, Images & Music'(B107)). Topics include: Copying text, images & notated music; Copying text, images & notated music; Digital delivery of course materials including use of content and learning management systems; Special case exception (section 200AB).