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Examples of copying & communicating a recorded program for educational purposes
Terms in bold are defined in a glossary of terms.
A participating institution can copy and communicate a recorded program for educational purposes.
Examples of making copies of a recorded program for educational purposes
- a compilation of excerpts of recorded programs for class use
- inclusion of excerpts of recorded programs in a multimedia presentation for a class
- additional copies of a recorded program for use in other classes
- including in the institution's library
- giving or lending to students to watch at home in connection with a course.
Examples of communicating a recorded program for educational purposes
- email excerpts of a recorded program to students for a course
- posting material copied from TV or radio to an electronic reserve hosted – for example, in the institution’s library or IT department
- narrowcasting material copied from radio or TV to students via a scrambled signal
- cabling material copied under the scheme to students or to classrooms via a secure cable service
- providing students and staff with online access to material copied from TV or radio via a secure Internet site
- making material copied under the scheme available on a computer terminal to be accessed on the premises