Copying from Radio, TV, and the Internet for Teaching

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Copying from Radio, TV, &Copying from Radio, TV, &

the Internet for Teachingthe Internet for Teaching

by

Michelle Liu(for Arts eLearning)

http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/elearning/

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After completing this section,you should be able to:

Differentiate between what you can and cannotcopy for teaching purposes

Know how and where you can use the material

Label copied materials correctly according to

Copyright Regulations

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Sources of teaching material

Television (e.g. movies, documentaries, news,

current affairs, etc)

Radio

The Internet (e.g. podcasts)

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SOME BASIC INFOONCOPYING

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Things you should know inorder not to break the law

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Do I have a licence? USYD is covered under the Screenrights licence.

Thus, you can

Copy anything from TV & radio for teaching

purposes

make these programmes available to students

online via WebCT

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So, what can you copy? (1) Copy from both cable and satellite television (pay

or free-to-air) anytime, anywhere, into any format

Copy entire programmes / excerpts

Make copies of copies

Show these copies in class

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So, what can you copy? (3) Email copies or make them available online for

students or staff (restricted access to students

and staff ONLY) Broadcast copies within the University

Copy programmes from home on behalf of the

University

Podcasts and vodcasts - copy broadcast materialmade available online by the broadcaster

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How many copies can Imake?

As many as you like!

No limits on the number of copies

Ensure that all copies are used for educationalpurposes & are appropriately labelled.

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Can I stream these copies orcompilations to students of the

University?

Yes!

Access is restricted to Uni staff & students &

the Part VA Warning Notice must be

displayed

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COPYING TV / RAD

IOBROADCASTS

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Can I edit off-air broadcasts & include

them in a compilation or integrate them

into an electronic format?

Yes!

Able to edit copies & incorporate them into

compilations in formats such as CD-ROM aslong as each item in the compilation is labelled.

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Are there restrictions on access tocopies of off-air broadcasts?

Yes!

Programmes recorded off-air must only be used

for educational purposes and shown only to Uni

staff & students.

Access must be through a Unikey login.

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RECORDINGS IN CLASS

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Can I play a televisionprogramme in class?

Yes!

Provided there are only students and a

teacher in the class; and

You are playing it for educational instruction.

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Can I show a hired orpurchased DVD in class?

Yes!

Able to show a hired or purchased DVD in aclass as part of a course of instruction provided

only University ofSydney students and staff are

present.

Legitimate copies of the DVD must

be used.

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Can I make a back-up copy ofa DVD that weve bought or

hired?

No!

Copying purchased or hired videos or CDs

without permission from rightsholders is an

infringement of copyright.

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LABELLING / MARKINGCOPIES

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Do copies have to be labelledor marked in any way?

Yes!

the name of the institution

a reference to part VA of the Copyright Act

the date the program was broadcast the date the copy was made, if different from the

broadcast

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For digital copies:COMMONWEALTHOF AUSTRALIA

Copyright Regulations 1969

WARNING

This material has been copied and communicated to you by or on behalf ofthe University ofSydney pursuant to Part VA of the Copyright Act 1968

(the Act).

The material in this communication may be subject to copyright under the

Act. Any further copying or communication of this material by you may be

the subject of copyright or performers protection under the Act.

Do not remove this notice.

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I have some videos that I use forteaching in my office; can I copy these

to DVD?

You can only transfer those that wererecorded from TV after 1990

Not allowed to change the format to

DVD Consult Director of Copyright Services

should you need more information

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Can we store all our off-airrecordings on a hard drive or

network server?

Yes!

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COPYING FROM THEINTERNET

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Can I download podcasts orvodcasts from the Internet for

teaching?

Yes - if it has been put online by the

broadcaster

No - if it has been made available by

someone other than the broadcaster

Do check the conditions of use

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Can I download podcasts & vodcastsfrom overseas broadcasters websites?

Yes, provided the material is

of a free-to-air broadcast

the broadcast has been made legally

the broadcast has been made in a country that is

a signatory to the Rome Convention; and,

the material has been made available online by

the broadcaster.

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So, what cant I download?

Digital content created especially for the

Internet (but not broadcast overradio/TV)

Podcasts from local cable TV

stations Podcasts from websites such as

YouTube, Flickr or MySpace

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However You maystill be able to use or access

some of these podcasts particularly

those created especially for the Internet.The following tips may assist:

check the conditions of use

create a link to the podcast contact the copyright owner and ask for

obtain permission to use the material

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Do I have to keep records ofany recordings I do?

No!

However, you must ensure that the

available copies are labelled with the

required data

You may also be required to completerecords during a survey period.

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Can anyone make a copy formy educational purpose?

Yes!

Provided the copy is

made for the teaching purposes of the

institution, and labelled in the correct manner.

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IN SUMMARY Showing / streaming multimedia in class must be

used for educational purposes only

access must be restricted to University ofSydney staff and students

Always display a Part VA Warning Noticejust

before the podcast is downloaded

you may be required to report data about onlinepodcasts during a survey period every 3-4 years

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A LAST WORD

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Want to know what upcomingprogrammes are relevant to

your teaching areas? Subscribe to free weekly email alerts at

www.enhancetv.com.au

Download selected programmes from

TVNewswww.library.usyd.edu.au/erdb/tvnewstria

l.html

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For further information contact Michelle Liu, Librarian of Arts

Digital & Arts eLearning

x12683 or

email [email protected]

University Copyright website

Director of Copyright Services(x12991) [email protected]

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REFERENCES EnhanceTV. (2006). Copying from TV. Retrieved August 2008, from

http://www.enhancetv.com.au/extras/copying_from_tv.php .

Screenrights. (2007). Internet copying: copying broadcastmaterial from

the Internet under a Screenrights licence. Retrieved August 2008, from

http://www.screenrights.org/pdfs/rightsholders/info%20sheets/IC1107.pdf

Screenrights. (2007). FAQs. Retrieved August 2008, from

http://www.screenrights.org/copyright/australia/faqs.php.

University ofSydney. (2008). Copyright website. Retrieved August 2008,

from http://www.usyd.edu.au/copyright/

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