Are materials published by The Le@rning Federation exempt from Copyright Agency Limited (CAL)?
Yes, they are exempt. Licensees do not need to comply with the requirements of any statutory licences when using The Le@rning Federation resources.Some resources are created by The Le@rning Federation employees and by organisations contracted to provide content. Other content is licensed from third parties in return for valuable consideration. Licences from third parties allow The Le@rning Federation to reproduce and communicate material and also allow educational institutions to reproduce and communicate material for the purposes of the institution.Copyright in The Le@rning Federation content is owned by Curriculum Corporation. Non-The Le@rning Federation content can be recognised by an acknowledgment statement.The following are relevant The Le@rning Federation licensing arrangements: • Licence A – this relates to the provision of The Le@rning Federation content to a government school system; • Licence E – this relates to the provision of non-The Le@rning Federation content to a gover
Related Questions
- I understand I have to abide by copyright with material written and/or created by others. But Im fine if I use my own commercially published materials, right?
- I would like to make copies of an article I read in a WEF journal. Do I need permission from the Federation to make copies of published materials?
- I belong to an organisation that is a registered member of the Copyright Agency Limited (CAL). Do I still need to buy copy licences?
