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GUIDELINES FOR UNIVERSITY TEACHERS AND STAFF

Last Update 10 months ago

How does employment relationship affect professors’ copyrights? Can a professor publish his or her book in an online classroom? What rights belong to a professor who participates in writing an encyclopedia, anthology, or other collective work? Is it permissible to use copyrighted works (e.g. literary excerpts, photographs, etc.) for teaching purposes? Can a professor include a copyrighted photograph in a textbook?

Can a professor use copyrighted works in a PowerPoint presentation for students?

UKM

Last Update 10 months ago

Yes. A professor may freely use copyrighted works for the purpose of illustration in direct teaching, provided that the source and author are properly cited. This is permitted under the exception to copyright set out in Article 49 of the Copyright and Related Rights Act.

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