Teaching
Follow best practice when using copyright material in teaching materials
Text (literary works)
Limits you must follow when using:
- Literary materials
- Journal articles and periodicals
- Anthologies and conference proceedings
Artistic works and images
Using artistic works, such as diagrams, maps and graphs in your teaching material
Film, TV and sound recordings
Sharing YouTube clips, DVDs, television broadcasts, music and sound recordings in class
Lectures
Your rights may differ when recording your lectures, and hosting guest or public lectures
Assignments and exams
Sharing assignment tasks online, and using copyright material in exams
Reading Lists
Reading Lists are the easiest way to manage your course materials, and help you follow copyright guidelines and limits.
Disability Support Unit
The Disability Support Unit can provide accessible copies of content for students with a disability.
They work with the Library's Print Disability Service to supply copies in required formats, and will contact the Copyright Office if the request is outside allowed provisions.