Using Other People’s Stuff Online – Copyright Without Tears
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JISC Legal's Service Manager Jason Miles-Campbell's presentation on copyright and how it relates to UK higher and further education. For more information, please go to: www.jisclegal.ac.uk.
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Using Other People’s Stuff Online – Copyright Without Tears
- 1. Using Other People’s Stuff Online – Copyright Without Tears Learning in a Digital Wales - DysgumewnCymruDigidol Cardiff, 30 June 2010 79
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- 6. Copyright in One Slide Copyright controls copying and other ‘restricted acts’ You must own copyright, or have the permission of the copyright holder, in order to do the ‘restricted acts’ A few education-relevant exceptions
- 7. Who Owns The Copyright? The author / creator in general The employer (s.11 CDPA 1988) Commissioned materials: contractor has copyright unless otherwise stated Assignment and licensing
- 8. I Just Want Some Content Use out-of-copyright material Use ‘open’ licence copyright material(though be aware of conditions!) Use copyright exceptions Use blanket licence
- 9. I Want THAT Content Check it is in copyright Consider whether an exception applies Consider the use of a blanket licence Obtain permission directly Do not ignore copyright
- 10. Top Tip 1 Facilitation, not Compliance Copyright is good! How to use other people’s stuff online Confidence!
- 11. Top Tip 2 Look in the Pantry! Find out what you’ve got before you go shopping – you’ve got ingredients already! Blanket licences Open licences
- 12. Let Students Deal Fairly Top Tip 3 Where circumstances and pedagogy allow, let students do it for themselves
- 13. Top Tip 4 The Examination Creation Exemption for examinations Summativeassessment
- 14. Licensed to Inspire Top Tip 5 Licences are key Licences set bounds Blanket licences Negotiating licences
- 15. Top Tip 6 Spread the Licence Word Find out what licences you hold Understand whatthey allow Tell your staff JISC Legal resource
- 16. Top Tip 7 Plan to Scan! Online images may bedifficult to clear Considerscanning instead CLA certainty
- 17. Ask! Top Tip 8 Seeking permission isn’t complicated Prepare for “no”and silence Consider acentral function
- 18. Copyright on the Agenda Top Tip 9 Efficient, effectivee-learning Support andassistance Clear ownership
- 19. Born to Make You Happy Top Tip 10 Sources of information and guidance Who is it at your institution? JISC Legal Licence providers Lots of help!
- 20. More Help! The JISC Legal Copyright Webcasts Available at: http://www.jisclegal.ac.uk/ (via the JISC Legal Publications page)
- 21. Sources of Support www.jisclegal.ac.uk www.web2rights.org.ukA JISC project, with many useful, practical guides, forms and templates www.statutelaw.gov.ukThe Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
- 22. Sources of Support The Licensing Agencieswww.cla.co.ukwww.nla.co.ukwww.era.org.ukwww.prsformusic.comwww.dacs.org.uk
- 23. Sources of Support www.jisc-collections.ac.ukJISC’s collective licensing organisation www.ipo.gov.ukThe UK Government-backed home of intellectual property on the Internet
- 24. ? Any Questions?