Copyright and scanned print materials
The CLA's new Higher Education Licence came into force on August 1st 2016. It allows the Institute to supply digital copies of limited extracts from UK, most US and some other countries' printed copyright material to students enrolled on a specific course at the IOE. Staff wishing to produce course packs or re-purpose library resources containing copyright material in any way are bound by the terms of the licence.
**Please note that we operate a strict takedown policy and will remove any material that does not adhere to the rules outlined below**
Below is a summary of the most important licence conditions. The full licence terms and conditions can be found on the CLA web site along with a useful overview
The proportion of a book, journal or magazine that may be scanned is restricted to as follows:
Other restrictions stipulate that -
*Note that copying from an existing digital source is now allowed.
What can’t be used?
Course packs
Institute staff wishing to produce printed course packs containing copyright material should send the following details about all the items included in the pack to Library Digitisation -
The PowerPoint below, explains the fundamentals of IP with some useful links provided.