When: 10 November 2008, 9am to 12 noon
Where: State Library of NSW, Dixson Room – enter via the Mitchell Library entrance (on Shakespeare place, facing the Cahill expressway), rather than via the Macquarie Street entrance.

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This forum is for a people with a professional interest in high-level copyright issues in education, such as copyright officers and university lawyers. It is an interactive forum, facilitated by Ian McDonald (Senior Legal Officer at the Copyright Council), which will allow for exchange of experiences. Also in attendance will be interested observers, including representatives from Copyright Agency Limited and Screenrights.

Col 01	Col 11	Col 21
8:30	Registration
9:00	Welcome and overview	Ian McDonald Senior Legal Officer, Australian Copyright Council
9:10	Discussion topic 1: Section 200AB	interpretation & approaches practical applications orphan works
9:30	Discussion topic 2: Learning & Content Management Systems	what’s safe what’s not administrative issues
9:50	Discussion topic 3: Digital repositories	ownership of copyright in staff & student material licences clearing rights room for fair dealing?
10:10	Report Management of copyright in US educational institutions	Anne Lennox, Copyright Co-ordinator, RMIT University
10:30	Morning tea
10:45	Discussion topic 4: Licences: using purchased resources	negotiating licences & contracts using subscription materials in course packs document delivery & subscription materials lending licensed resources
11:05	Discussion topic 5: Web 2.0	User Generated Content (UGC) third party material in Web 2.0 environments
11:25	Discussion topic 6: Managing compliance in Australia	educating the educators liability for authorisation managing risk
11:45	Where to from here
12:00	Light lunch

Cost: $50 if you have also registered for the conference "Copyright and the government's innovation agenda"; $100 otherwise
Registration fee includes morning tea and light lunch.

How to book

Book at our online shop, or download an order form

For more information, call 02 8815 9777 or email.