As a student at WAI, you will encounter a range of copyright materials whilst engaged in your studies, with your learning resources likely to include:
Readings 
All of these contain material which is protected by copyright, and the copyright owner (who is generally the creator / author / photographer etc) controls a suite of rights to their work which are defined in the Copyright Act 1968 and which can be bought, sold or licensed.
These rights are legally enforceable, and staff and students at WAI are all required to comply with Australian Copyright law.
Duration: 12.08 minutes.
The purpose of this YouTube video is to provide basic copyright awareness for students and teaching staff.
Students are subject to different copyright standards when publishing works than they are when submitting work solely for assessment and academic credit.
If, as a student, you plan to publish a work, some of the things that you will need to consider are:
Also, a warning for students: make sure you carefully read the terms and conditions of any agreements you may be asked to sign. You may be asked to license or assign your rights. Think carefully about this and obtain advice if you need to.
