University staff and students must abide by copyright laws. Mitigate infringement risks by:
Ensuring that any copying made under fair dealing exceptions for the purposes of research, study, criticism, review, parody or satire is fair and is limited to the amounts indicated in the Act
Resepecting the moral rights of the author/creators and giving appropriate attribution of their source, if known (contact JCU Library for assistance if necessary)
Not using University equipment or systems to make, store or distribute copies that infringe copyright or increase the risk of copyright infringement
Not storing third party copyrighted content on external (that is, not supplied/supported by JCU) platforms, such as social media, without ensuring they have permission to do so.
Using the systems and platforms supplied by the University appropriately, to ensure our licenses cover the use of third party material (e.g., Readings, Panopto).
Ensuring that you only use a "fair" amount of a work, and not a substantial part.
Adapted, with permission, from material supplied by Charles Darwin University
We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and acknowledge Traditional Owners of the lands where our staff and students, live, learn and work.
