- Teachers and educational institutions in Australia are licensed by Screenrights to copy television and radio programs for educational purposes. - This license allows copying of full programs or excerpts in any format like VHS, DVD, or digital files from any channel for use in classrooms or libraries. - The EnhanceTV website provides resources to help teachers find educational programs on TV, access free study guides, and purchase copies of programs to support their teaching.

1. TV and radio copying

2. Copy from TV and radio Want to copy programs from TV and radio to use in class or keep in the library? If you’re an Australian teacher – you can.

3. Who is licensed? All universities, most schools and TAFEs, and many other educational institutions have a Screenrights licence to copy from TV and radio for teaching. It’s simple to use.

4. copy any program Image: 'Screens’ www.flickr.com/photos/88951160@N00/2748032898

5. copy any amount – all or a short excerpt, one copy or 20, it’s up to you Image: '3/636' www.flickr.com/photos/49968232@N00/100376019

6. copy anywhere – make copies at home or in your library Image: 'Look ma'! I'm on TV!' www.flickr.com/photos/93726493@N00/1353521365

7. copy from any channel –pay or free to air Image: '100_2638.JPG' www.flickr.com/photos/22464562@N00/150807733a

8. copy podcasts and vodcasts – broadcast material made available online by the broadcaster Image: 'My Library's Learning 2.0 planning group' www.flickr.com/photos/23341397@N00/1732302968

9. copy in any format – VHS, DVD,or stored on a hard drive Image: 'CDs DVDs on White Background' http://www.flickr.com/photos/33859208@N00/2543572829

10. copy from old copies –put your VHS copies into digital format Image: 'Thank god for the harddrive!' www.flickr.com/photos/56082932@N00/629352115

11. show copies in class Image: 'We Don't Need No Education' www.flickr.com/photos/28418833@N00/1685639374

12. keep them in your library Image: ’Orange Blue' www.flickr.com/photos/11864250@N00/254325795

13. store copies on a digital system such as Clickview Image: John XXIII College, Claremont WA. Courtesy of Clickviewwww.clickview.com.au

14. email them to staff and students Image: 'How many non-Mac are there’ www.flickr.com/photos/27273974@N00/1829139871

15. Teaching with TV Want to find out about upcoming programs relevant to your teaching area? Need resources to help you teach?

16. Teaching with TV EnhanceTV was developed by Screenrights to help you get more out of TV in teaching. www.enhancetv.com.au

17. EnhanceTV helps you … find out what’s on TV that’s educational teach with TV using free resources get copies of programs connect and share with other educators and more…

18. You can… subscribe to free updates of upcoming educational programs download free study guides and articles purchase copied programs exchange teaching tips with other educators on our online community.

19. Download free study guides Study Guide examples

20. More information Contact Screenrights: www.screenrights.org Not sure if you have a licence? Email licensing@screenrights.org

21. Screenrights and EnhanceTVHelping you teach with television