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=2007 Copyright Officer Sessions=

As part of my role working with the Framework Project: Research and Policy Advice, I have been travelling around the country conducting a variety of copyright workshops. The workshops themselves and been varied to meet the requirements of each State or Territory, although similar they may be different. I have also undertaken to record some of the sessions and provide resources from this location.

I am adding MP3's of talks, most are not the whole talk, or broken into parts for size concerns. They are indicative of the day, and not the whole session. **Hobart is the most complete and clearest**.

Perth
July 2007 Was held in the offices of WestOne, two sessions was held, a morning and afternoon, both the same. We covered a brief introduction to copyright, and [|copyright kitchen] and discussion on copyright issues in education. There was lively discussion about moral rights and its implications. Overall I think we had about 20 participants.

The overheads from the day are here. MP3's of the day, the microphone was a little too close, so a little static at stages. Layers || 15 min || 13.8 MB || media type="file" key="Perth03.mp3" || copyright amendments || 07 min || 6.7 MB || media type="file" key="Perth04.mp3" ||
 * Perth01 || Introduction to Linking || 18 min || 16.2 MB || media type="file" key="Perth01Intro.mp3" ||
 * Perth02 || Intellectual property to Duration of Copyright || 19 min || 17.9 MB || media type="file" key="Perth02.mp3" ||
 * Perth03 || Exceptions to ownership to Copyright
 * Perth04 || Copyright Collecting Societies to recent

Melbourne
August 2007 Melbourne was a good half day, we used the wonderful Lab2000 in the city. Participants explored a range of sites themselves, and were able to use the [|copyright kitchen] on the spot. Overall I think we had about 7 participants. We covered a brief introduction to copyright, the copyright kitchen and contemplated how copyright in education worked.



The overheads from the day are here.
 * Melbourne01 || Introduction to Duration of copyright || 19 min || 17.3MB || media type="file" key="Melbourne01.mp3" ||
 * Melbourne02 || Exceptions to ownership to Copyright layers || 09 min || 08.6MB || media type="file" key="Melbourne02.mp3" ||

Darwin
August 2007 Darwin dawned as a warm day, having just arrived from Canberra. Arriving at the venue at SITAC offices, everyone was waiting and ready to go. We started with the [|copyright kitchen] and then reviewed what copyright was and how it applied to education. We had approximately 9 participants who braved the hot conditions when the buildings air conditioning stopped working. We did rush through the last part a little as it was getting quite warm in the room.

The overheads from the day are here.

Brisbane
August 2007 Had a wonderful turn out with almost 30 participants arriving on the Monday morning. A technical hitch meant no internet access until morning tea, but we worked through a review of what copyright was, and when internet came up we looked at the [|copyright kitchen] and then had a lively discussion about how all this applied in education.

The overheads from the day are here.

Launceston
August 2007 Launceston's session was included in their LearnScope Day activities. It was a quick hour session covering some basics and the copyright kitchen. There were roughly 30 participants, again with quite lively discussion on some topics like moral rights.

The overheads from the day are here. The Tramshed is a great venue and great wireless.

Hobart
August 2007 Was a 3 hour session covering basics, [|copyright kitchen] and copyright in education. It was a small group of 9 or so, we were able to spend some time on general discussions, including some private RTO and small community provider issues, and using [|creative commons] resources.

The overheads from the day are here.
 * Hobart01 || Introduction to Copyright economics || 18 min || 11.4 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart01.mp3" ||
 * Hobart02 || Duration of copyright to Moral rights || 19 min || 17.3 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart02.mp3" ||
 * Hobart03 || Moral rights to Models || 18 min || 16.5 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart03.mp3" ||
 * Hobart04 || Copyright layers to Copyright issues || 13 min || 11.9 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart04.mp3" ||
 * Hobart05 || Copyright amendments || 11 min || 09.9 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart05.mp3" ||
 * Hobart06 || Copyright issues || 07 min || 06.6 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart06.mp3" ||
 * Hobart07 || Copyright kitchen || 19 min || 17.2 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart07.mp3" ||
 * Hobart08 || Copyright education to Music issues || 20 min || 18.6 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart08.mp3" ||
 * Hobart09 || Music issues to Learning Object Repositories || 08 min || 07.3 MB || media type="file" key="Hobart09.mp3" ||

Adelaide
August 2007 Was part of a Framework event called making the most of copyright held at the Art Gallery of SA, a lovely venue. I conducted an hour long session covering the [|copyright kitchen] and some issues about education and copyright. The session ran twice in the morning, and depending on the questions of the group, we did look at some basics of copyright, again moral rights was a hot topic. In the afternoon a panel session with Delia Browne and Anne Flahvin and myself ran, and we answered questions from the floor on a wide range of topics.

The brochure explaining the day is here. My overheads from the day are here. SA Framework has put some [|photos of the day up into Flickr, have a look.]
 * Adelaide01 || Introduction to Copyright News || 15 min || 13.7MB || media type="file" key="Adelaide01.mp3" ||
 * Adelaide02 || Copyright Kitchen Introduction || 18 min || 15.9MB || media type="file" key="Adelaide02.mp3" ||
 * Adelaide03 || Copyright Cookbooks to end of Kitchen || 05 min || 04.8MB || media type="file" key="Adelaide03.mp3" ||
 * Adelaide04 || Copyright Issues and Questions || 15 min || 13.6MB || media type="file" key="Adelaide04.mp3" ||

=Sydney=

November 2007 Was part of the e-Learning 07 event. http://www.protopage.com/elearning07 Two sessions was held, one the first day for teachers and trainers new to copyright in education, and on the second day a shorter session for those who just wanted an update on current copyright issues and a look at the kitchen. Session 1: Just in time learning about copyright, this introductory session looked at what copyright is, and why it is so important to the education sector. The session then explored issues of the online environment and tools to enable teachers to teach and stay within legal obligations. The overheads from the 1st session here:

Session 2: Copyright like most things has changed a lot recently, particularly in the education sector. The online environment has opened a lot of opportunities, such as digital resources, chat rooms, bulletin boards and online repositories, but it has also brought responsibilities. Participants already had experience with copyright, and were interested in discussing current digital issues and the resources available to help. The overheads from the 2nd session here: