Copyright - For Lecturers

Teaching and Copyright

Materials can be copied for teaching purposes under the University's AV, Music and Copyright Agency Ltd licenses’. In accordance with University policy, scanned materials for teaching must be saved to Reserve Online.

For personal study and research, lecturers can copy under the Fair Dealing provisions of the Copyright Act 1968. Lecturers may also utilise the Creative Commons licenses’ as either a creator or user.

Students can only copy under the "Fair Dealing" provisions of the Act or using Creative Commons licenses’ and are not covered by the University licenses’.

• Guide

• Fair Dealing

• Creative Commons

• Electronic Copying: A Short Guide(ex AVCC)

• How Part VB of the Copyright Act applies to University teaching staff (ex AVCC)

• Creating Works

• Print Disabled Copyright Information

• "Reserve Online" for Academic Staff

• JCU Copyright Policy

• JCU Books of Readings Copyright Notice

• JCU E-Prints

• Thesis Information

• Plagiarism

• Revised Notice for Off-Air Recordings of Broadcasts

FAQS

• Additional Documentation (Guidelines, Licences, etc.)

• Acronyms and Terminology

• Information Access for Universities FAQ

Useful Copyright Books

• Attorney-General's Department. (2005).Copyright Law in Australia: A Short Guide.

• Gerdsen, Trevor J. (2003) Copyright: A User's Guide (2nd ed.) Melbourne: Informit/RMIT

Further Assistance for Staff

Contact your School or Faculty Librarian or the:

University Copyright Officer:
Email: Copyright@jcu.edu.au