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Deakin University Copyright Guidelines and Requirements

Along with the University Solicitor’s Office, Knowledge Media Division provides assistance and advice to the Deakin University community on dealing with copyright matters, particularly in relation to the creation and provision of study materials, the online teaching environment and the management of Deakin University intellectual property and courseware.

As well as providing general information about copyright, these guidelines outline:

• the responsibilities staff (and students) have to ensure copyright compliance;
• the procedures to follow to ensure compliance
• the licences and agreements upon which the university relies in order to legally reproduce or communicate a copyright holder’s work; and
• the ways to make decisions about what material can be copied or communicated online.

Items of interest

• Two more Australian institutions join Flickr: The Commons (January 2009)
• Understanding open access in the academic environment: a guide for authors by Kylie Pappalardo (pdf, 1750Kb) (July 2008)
• Copying photos and films for private use (January 2008)
• For a quick reference guide to copyright, see the Copyright Primer - available from the Quick links box at right.
• Copyright Matters contains news and information about copyright issues both within the University, and in Australia and beyond. To subscribe to the mailing list, email us at copyright_inquiries@deakin.edu.au