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PAST EVENT: ALACC Library and Archive Copyright Training, Melbourne

08 Jul 2022

ALACC Library and Archive Copyright Training is happening in July in Melbourne at the State Library of Victoria.

A hand drawn cartoon image featuring a box with a triangular hole in it and a label that reads 'reality'. In front of the box is a cylinder with a copyright logo on it. To the left is two characters looking at the copyright cylinder and the triangular hole that represents the reality of dealing with copyright. One has their hands thrown up in the air in exclamation while the other holds a saw with the intention of changing the shape of the copyright cylinder to better fit the triangular hole in the reality box.

The ALACC’s Library and Archive Copyright Training aims to arm librarians and archivists with the knowledge and skills to tackle copyright in modern cultural collections and institutions. From an understanding of how copyright works, to copyright licensing, copyright exceptions and other copyright topics, we cover it all and take questions from the floor.

The day includes two session – Copyright Essentials and Copyright Extended. Participants can register for one or both sessions.

Venue:
Seminar room
State Library Victoria
328 Swanston Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000

More information, including the program for the day and ticket options, are available on Humanitix.

The ALACC thanks the State Library Victoria for hosting this in-person training session.

Register on Humanitix
Credits

Image: ‘copyright-hacking’, entapir. This version has been cropped and text added below. Original available on Flickr, flic.kr/inkninja/8119702305. Available for reuse under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic licence.

Font on tile graphic: ‘Poppins’, Indian Type Foundry (ITF). Original available on Google Fonts, fonts.google.com/specimen/Poppins. Available for reuse under the terms of a SIL Open Font licence 1.1.

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