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How do I know if the institution I work at has a Screenrights licence?

April 26, 2017institution licence Screenrights

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How do I know if the institution I work at has a Screenrights licence?

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All universities, TAFEs, government schools and almost all other schools are licensed by Screenrights to copy from radio and television. Vocational Education Training providers, ELICOS Colleges and other training institutions can also get a licence from Screenrights and make the most of television as a teaching resource. If you are not sure if your institution has a Screenrights licence, please contact us. Screenrights also licenses educational institutions to communicate copies they make (for example, by making copies available online to students).