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COPYRIGHT AND CREATIVE REUSE IN EDUCATION
This course will explore the main copyright issues related to lawfully accessing, using and producing audiovisual works in educational settings.
Primarily aimed at teachers, students, academics, researchers, librarians, and other people dealing with audiovisual works in education, this course will help attendees understand the conditions under which audiovisual works can be used lawfully for educational purposes; and how mash ups and other derivative works can be created and exploited within and beyond educational settings.
Dates:
• Thursday 28th March 2019 (1.30pm - 5.30pm) - London
• Thursday 9th May 2019 (1.30pm - 5.30pm) - London
• Tuesday 11th June 2019 (1.30pm - 5.30pm) - London
If you would like us to deliver this course at your institution, please get in touch with me.
With best wishes,
Lucy
Lucy Witcomb
Training and Events Manager
Learning on Screen
Opening up access to moving image and sound since 1948
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