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Copyright Council 2009 provisional training program

by admin — last modified 2008-11-11 15:10

Level 1: suitable for people with no prior knowledge of copyright

Level 2: suitable for people who are familiar with the basic principles of copyright (eg they have attended the Copyright Essentials training session or have read our Copyright Essentials book)

When and where

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topic	for	content provisionally includes	start	end	level	$
Copyright primer	Anyone who needs to understand copyright law, including writers, artists, musicians, film-makers, journalists, publishers, architects, arts administrators, copyright officers, and lawyers.	• why copyright doesn’t protect ideas or names • how you get to own copyright • what you can do with copyright • how long copyright lasts • what can happen if copyright is infringed • what collecting societies like APRA and CAL do • moral rights: attribution, creators' reputation rights • protecting and exploiting rights	10am	1pm	1	$120
Permissions & clearances	Anyone who needs to clear rights to use copyright material.	• when you don’t need permission • practical tips for finding copyright owners • what to ask for • tips on working out how much to pay • what happens when you can’t get permission • using orphan works • moral rights obligations • managing your risk of infringement	2pm	4pm	2	$120
Websites & online publishing	Anyone who creates or manages websites or is involved in online publishing.	• getting clearances • liability for infringing material • links and linking • web 2.0: copyright & user-generated content • latest cases on online contracting	9:30am	11:30am	1	$120
User-generated content; Web 2.0		• liability for infringing material • ownership of user-generated content • risk management strategies	12pm	1pm	2	$90
Recent legislative and policy developments	Anyone with an interest in copyright law, including publishers, copyright officers, arts administrators and lawyers.		2pm	3pm	2	$90
Recent cases	Anyone with an interest in copyright law, including publishers, copyright officers, arts administrators and lawyers.		3:30pm	4:30pm	2	$90
Educators Copyright overview	People working in educational institutions attending other sessions for educational institutions.	• what is protected by copyright • who owns copyright • how long copyright lasts • when permission is needed to use copyright material • what happens if copyright is infringed	9:30am	10:30am	1	$70
Educators Using text & images (including from internet)	People working in educational institutions.	How people in educational institutions can deal with: • copying books, journals and other textual material • copying print music • copying from the internet • online and email delivery • when you can use the “special case” (“flexible dealing”) exception	11am	1pm	2	$120
Educators Using AV material (including podcasts)	People working in educational institutions.	How people in educational institutions can deal with: • recording TV and radio programs • downloading podcasts & vodcasts: Screenrights licence • online and email delivery of recorded programs • how you can use digitised video systems such as Clickview • screening DVDs and AV files • when you can copy videos or DVDs to different formats • student use of audiovisual material	2pm	4pm	2	$120
New education technologies	People working in educational institutions.	Hands-on workshop on how to manage copyright issues for new technologies in education. It is for people with a solid grasp of the special copyright provisions for education covered in the sessions above. We’ll look at technologies such as electronic whiteboards, content management systems such as ClickView, and learning management systems such as Moodle. We’ll also look at technological protection measures.	9:30am	11:30am	2	$120
Compliance procedures & policies	Anyone whose organisation systematically uses copyright material, such as software, playing music, music on hold, photocopying.	• identifying risks based on your organisation’s activities, staff and clients • tips for minimising risks of infringement • issues to address in your copyright policy • licensing checklists • handling infringement complaints	12pm	1pm	2	$90
Libraries	Librarians, information and knowledge management professionals, and library technicians working in organisations other than educational institutions or governments.	• online and email delivery of copies to clients • inter-library supply • current awareness services • CAL licences: corporations, Copyright Access etc • acquiring, preserving and replacing items in the collection • when you can rely on the “special case” exception (s200AB)	2pm	4pm	2	$120

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