Brock's Licence with Access Copyright

In June 2012, Brock University signed a licence with Access Copyright which allows Brock instructors to copy published materials, such as books and journals, and distribute them to students both in print and digitally. The licence is due to expire on December 31, 2015. In the meantime, Brock is reviewing its copyright practices and determining the best way to manage copyright at Brock.

For information about copying under the licence, see:

• What you can copy under the Access Copyright licence – step by step instructions on how to determine whether what you want to copy is covered by the licence. 
• Access Copyright's lookup tool – Access Copyright’s online tool to determine whether the work you want to copy is within Access’ repertoire.
• Print and Digital Copying Guidelines – a poster summarizing copying under the Access Copyright licence and copying rights more generally at Brock.

For general information about the licence, see:

• the Access Copyright licence
• What the Access Copyright licence means for me as a Brock instructor
  
• What the Access Copyright licence means for me as a Brock student
  
• Question & Answer sheet re. Access Copyright licence – produced by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC)

For further information, please contact copyright@brocku.ca or visit www.accesscopyright.ca

Brock University’s licence with Access Copyright gives the Brock community rights to copy and share published materials. <p> The licence supplements Brock’s existing copying rights under the Copyright Act and Brock’s library licences for e-journals, e-books and multimedia resources.