(1) These procedures support the Online Learning Resources Rule and provide practical assistance for (2) These procedures apply to (3) Non-centrally supported online tools may not be used for assessment unless authorised by the Head of School. (4) Information contained on the unit LMS site must be identical to the relevant unit information contained in the UNE Course Handbook. (5) Staff should access copyright resources (e.g. guidelines/policy) to ensure they are aware of their copyright obligations and rights, including moral rights, in relation to (6) To assist (7) The version of the online (8) Access to (9) All (10) Details of all published Third Party Copyright materials used under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) required for inclusion in electronic reserve must be submitted to the Library six weeks before the materials are required during the trimester. (11) The authorised (by the Head of School) version of the core (12) Electronic reserve readings will normally be available as required during the trimester. (13) Supplementary (14) When lectures, tutorial or online teaching sessions are being recorded the requirements of privacy and copyright legislation must be considered, in particular, of the Privacy and Personal Information Act 1998 (NSW) and the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). (15) Staff should inform the audience that the session is being recorded. (16) Where lecturers want to stop recording during a session (e.g. due to privacy, confidentiality, or copyright issues) within a class, they may pause and resume recording. Lecturers may also edit a recording after it has been published to improve its quality or to delete inappropriate content. (17) Under normal circumstances, sessions that are recorded will be made available on the relevant unit site within 24 hours. Unit Coordinators may choose to be selective about which recordings they release and the timing of the availability of recordings. (18) Upon a request from a (19) Decisions on reasonable adjustments are the responsibility of the Unit Coordinator and Head of School in consultation with the (20) All online (21) The Rule Administrator, the Executive Principal Education Futures, pursuant to the Online Learning Resources Rule, makes these procedures. (22) (23) These procedures operate as and from the (24) Previous procedures relating to (25) Academic video is the recording of classroom-based activities that are made available for review after the class. (26) Moral rights means creators of work have the right to be attributed or acknowledged when their work is used; the right not to have their work falsely attributed; and the right not have their work subjected to derogatory treatment. (27) Supplementary Learning Resources comprises content that will enhance a student's learning or understanding. It is not content that the student must engage with in order to successfully complete the assessment tasks.Online Learning Resources Procedures
Section 1 - Overview
Section 2 - Scope
Section 3 - Procedures
General
Management of Learning Resources
Submission Deadlines and Release to Students
Academic Video
Additional Needs or Particular Educational Requirements
Records Management
Authority and Compliance
Section 4 - Definitions
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