"Fair Dealing" allows you to copy from print sources (Copyright Act Section 43 Research or Private study). There is no legal definition of what copying under fair dealing means. The conventions of what you can copy are laid out below.
You may only make one copy for your own use. You cannot share the copy in any format with someone else.
Items that are on your Moodle courses will have been added by WITT staff and will have been checked to see if they comply with copyright entitlements. Please remember that you can only print out one copy for your own personal use.
Different databases allow you to do different things. All will allow you to print a copy of the article, many allow you to save and even email the articles to yourself. You may only make one copy of each article and you may not share the article in any format with someone else.
The publisher of each eBook determines how many pages of that title you may print. You will be informed of this when you use the print function of the ebook.
All items put on the internet will have some form of copyright attached to them. You need to check the copyright entitlements for each site before printing information. Some sites may even restrict printing of some or all of their material.
Remember
Copyright is automatic, it is your responsibility to ensure that you are legally copying material
"Fair Dealing" allows you to copy from print sources (Copyright Act Section 43 Research or Private study ). There is no legal definition of what copying under fair dealing means. The conventions of what you can copy are laid out below.
You may only make one copy for your own use. You cannot share the copy by electronic means with any other person.
For your research or private study you may make:
Only one chapter of each book you use can be copied.
Only one article per issue of a journal may be copied
Only one article per issue of a magazine may be copied
Only one article per issue of a newspaper may be copied
The copyright of a thesis is owned by the author. You cannot copy without the author's permission.