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Copyright and Intellectual Property
Background
This page assembles a few useful links on copyright and intellectual property.
If you are developing teaching materials to be used within the University, you will be interested in the University policy on copyright in any material produced by a member of teaching staff.
Related Links
- The Copyright Licensing Agency website
- The Little Guide to Copyright produced by the JISC
- The MMU Library Digitisation Service allows the creation of digital copies of certain copyright material
- Ian O'Toole from Learning Research Technologies produced this useful guide to copyright related to film and video
- MMU Off-Air Recording Service for radio and TV broadcast recording
- JISC guidance on issues relating to the recording of lectures and other face to face sessions)
- How to use and find copyright free images - a post by Emily Webb on the 'elearning at MMU Cheshire' blog