ALCC Resources
- ALCC / ADA Flexible Dealing handbook
Following on from the 2007 ALCC Copyright Training Sessions, a number of examples where s200AB might be of use to libraries, archives, galleriesand educational institutions have been collected together to form the bulk of the handbook. The Handbook begins with a background to the new provision, and an outline of how we believe each of the steps of the provision should be approached by institutions. We then work through a number of possible scenarios to illustrate how s200AB might work in practice.
- Guidelines on "Key Cultural Institutions"(pdf)
These guidelines are to assist organsations wishing to apply to be prescribed as a "key cultural institution". Once prescribed, organisations can take advantage of further preservation provisions.
- Part I: Copyright Essentials for Libraries & Archives (ppt)
Powerpoint notes based on Part I of the Copyright Sessions the ALCC ran across Australia in 2007. Aims to provide a basics knowledge of how copyright works, exceptions to rights of copyright owners, and information about infringement of copyright.
- Part II: New Copyright for Libraries & Archives (ppt)
Powerpoint notes based on Part I of the Copyright Sessions the ALCC ran across Australia in 2007. Provides a rundown of the major changes to copyright law that came into effect in December 2007
Interlibrary Loans and document delivery (ppt)
Powerpoint notes dealing in detail with the requirements and procedures for interlibrary loans and document delivery
Related Sites
- The Copyright Act 1968
- Australian Copyright Council (ACC)
- Australian Digital Alliance (ADA)
- Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA)
- Attorney-General's Department Copyright Branch
- Copyright Agency Limited (CAL)
- Copyright Law Review Committee (CLRC)
- Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy - Intellectual Property Branch
- Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts - Intellectual Property Branch