How much can I copy and communicate?
This guide explains the limits which apply to how much of an audio-visual work can be copied for the purposes of teaching and learning. Its purpose is to assist teaching staff prepare course materials for their units. It is not intended to be a comprehensive or definitive source for all information about Copyright, nor does this guide go into detail about playing audio-visual material in class.
- What licenses allow me to copy AV works for teaching?
- What AV works am I not allowed to copy?
- How much can I copy?
- How many copies can I make?
- Citing the source
- What can I communicate to students?
Download this guide [PDF; 225K]
Questions?
If you have any questions about Copyright, please talk to Laurence Shepherd, the University’s Copyright Officer (email Laurence.Shepherd@uwa.edu.au or call extension 1248).
Alternatively, speak to a Librarian in your Subject Library.
Other resources
- Copyright for teaching (copying print and graphic materials)
- Legal Services Office at UWA
- Commonwealth of Australia Copyright Act 1968
- Copyright in Australia (Copyright Agency Ltd)
- Copyright and Intellectual Property (AVCC)
