Copyright for Teachers
Copyright is automatic rights held by creators of content to control how their work is used by others. As a teacher, you have a responsibility to ensure that materials that you produce for teaching materials do no breach copyright by re-using images without permission, copying texts/books and ensuring that all material you use is appropriately attributed. The Library is here to support and advise you on all things Copyright. For any Copyright questions, contact us at library@gordontafe.edu.au.
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Images sourced from: Flaticon (Smallikeart, Becris, Monkik, Good Ware, Freepik, Dave Gandy) & Pixabay (OpenClipart-Vectors, Radoan_tanvir, coffeebeanworks)
Video sourced from YouTube: john gibbs, Wikimedia Foundation