2010+Possible+copyright+sessions

=2010 Possible Copyright Sessions=

**From:** Annie Fergusson, Business Manager, Benchmarking and Research

 * To:** E-learning Coordinators
 * Subject:** 2010 Framework Copyright Workshops
 * Date:** 11 February, 2010

//Background//
As the Framework’s Copyright Officer, Vanessa Tuckfield provides expert policy advice on copyright and IP for the vocational education and training (VET) sector and maintains the Copyright Kitchen online resource at [] A range of face-to-face Framework copyright workshops are currently being offered by Vanessa, from late March to early December 2010. A full list of workshop topics covered is included overleaf. The Benchmarking and Research business activity will cover the cost of Vanessa’s travel and accommodation; jurisdictions only have to cover the costs of venue hire and catering. Note: a comparative session offered by a private provider would (on average) cost your organisation between $70 to $90 for a one hour session and $90 to $120 for a two hour session (speaker only). If you would like to host a workshop, please contact Vanessa directly to book dates and times: Phone: (02) 6207 3158 Mobile: 0416 169 313 Email: vanessa.tuckfield vanessa.tuckfield(at)cit.act.edu.au To view Vanessa’s availability, go to her online calendar at: http://copyright-cit.wikispaces.com/ Note: An online workshop is also being planned and a program will be forwarded as soon as it is ready.

//Possible copyright sessions//
All these sessions can be mixed and matched and adjusted to meet individual state/territory or session requirements. They are a guide to what is possible and in what time frames and can be used by you to promote these sessions. All sessions are presenter style, while workshops are where participations is expected.

Your Framework project and copyright session [1 hour]
A brief overview session for recipients of Innovation Program Funding, on the issues of including resources from a variety of sources and their obligations under the funding and with LORN distribution. Skill level: Has the basics | Target: Innovation Funding Recipients

Who needs to know copyright session [1 hour]
This session covers the next level “what should we be teaching learners about copyright?” What are a student’s rights and responsibilities under Australian copyright law? Living in an online world, what copyright issues do our learners face in this environment and what does it mean for themselves and their future careers. Skill level: beginner / has the basics | Target: Teacher/Lecturer, Library.

Educational copyright session [1 ½ hours]
Without any detail or lengthy explanation this quick session designed for beginners or those that just want to get by, this session covers the very basics – what is covered by copyright, what you can use via the statutory licence or blanket licences and where to get cheap/free digital resources and where to go for more information. Skill level: beginner | Target: Teacher/Lecturer, Administrative, and Library. Note: This is for people new to training and teaching.

eLearning resources workshop (so you want to put that music into your PowerPoint presentation?) [2 hours]
A two hour discussion on purely digital resources and their use in education sectors. The workshop will concentrate on format types, such as music or audiovisual material and explore what can be used, what obligations are there, if any, what limitations on their use. By the end of the workshop participants would have covered a range of free licences like creative commons, statutory licences like the Part VB, educational exceptions, digital resource management, all within the discussion of eLearning resources. Skill level: Has the basics | Target: Teacher/Lecturer, Library.

Business Services Intellectual Property workshop [2 hours]
In 2009, the BSB07 Business Services Training Package introduced a range of intellectual property training in the form of eight new competencies. This workshop will look at the delivery of these new competencies and a range of strategies to present and assess these competencies. This is a round table discussion on the new competencies from a teaching and learning perspective. Skill level: Has the basics | Target: Business Teacher/Lecturer, Library.

Copyright Kitchen session [1 hour]
This session provides ‘just-in-time’ learning about the Copyright Kitchen resource, a simple tool to add to your collection of teaching resources. This workshop provides an overview of the tool and steps you through the ‘kitchen’, how to identify your ‘ingredients’ and how to ‘cook’ your questions, so that your answer is perfection. This session also demonstrates how to plan a whole ‘resource meal’ using the cookbook option. Skill level: beginner Target: teacher/trainer/lecturer, library staff.

Copyright for managers session [1 hour]
For so long copyright compliance has been the domain of the library or resource managers. This session outlines the copyright issues every educational organisation faces, whether private or public, and touches on necessary policies for utilising your own IP as well as for compliance. A must for managers who wish to make the most out of their IP and also wish to avoid public infringement battles. Skill level: beginner Target: administrative and library staff. Note: The presenter will need to know approximately how many attendees are from TAFE and how many are from private RTOs.

Creative Commons for fun and profit workshop [2 hours]
This workshop gives an overview of the creative commons (CC) licences and how they can work in the VET environment, It will also show how they can be utilised to assist brand recognition (TAFE/RTO name) and reduce license costs by using CC licensed material. This workshop will provide time to explore sites with CC licensed material. Skill level: some copyright knowledge Target: teacher/trainer/lecturer, library staff. =For more information= Annie Fergusson Business Manager, Benchmarking and Research Australian Flexible Learning Framework Phone: (08) 8348 4071 Fax: (08) 8348 2439 Email: annie.fergusson(at)sa.gov.au