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. Who is licensed? What can you copy? What supporting resources are there to help you teach with TV? This is a shorter, text version of "Educators Can Copy".

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. You can copy… any program any amount – all or a short excerpt, one copy or 20, it’s up to you anywhere – make copies at home orin your library from any channel – pay or free to air

5. You can copy… podcasts and vodcasts – broadcast material made available online bythe broadcaster in any format – VHS, DVD,or stored on a hard drive from old copies – put your VHS copies into digital format

6. You can also… show copies in class keep them in your library store copies on a digital system such as DVC Command Systems email them to staff and students

7. Teaching with TV Want to find out about upcoming programs relevant to your teaching area? Need resources to help you teach? EnhanceTV was developed by Screenrights to help you get more out of TV in teaching. www.enhancetv.com.au

8. 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…

9. 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.

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

11. Screenrights and EnhanceTVHelping you teach with television