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"All Right to Copy?": An Interactive Teaching and Learning Resource for Primary/Secondary Students

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It is becoming easier to source, download and upload film, text, images and music. But does the fact that it is easy to copy mean that it is alright to copy?

"All Right to Copy?" is a resource designed to teach students about copyright, and how it impacts them as both users and creators. The resource includes a video, which follows the progress of two students as they create a website for a competition and deal with the various copyright challenges that arise. The written content includes copyright information, sample permission letters, useful links and a quiz.

"All Right to Copy?" can be used across a broad range of subject areas including English, Information Technology, Communications and all Arts subjects including Media, Visual Arts, Music and Drama. It is suitable for students aged 9-15 and can be completed within a day. It would be ideal to teach prior to the commencement of any creative project and when teaching about the online environment.

Download "All Right to Copy?" (95 MB)
Download the Installers (117 MB)

Information on downloading "All Right to Copy?":

Once you have downloaded the appropriate zip file, go to the location where you saved it and follow the instructions below:

  • Right click on the file
  • Select the “Extract archive(s) here” option
  • Wait until the loading in the pop-up window completes
  • Close the pop-up window
  • Go back to the location where you saved the zip file to view the extracted files
  • Double click on the index.htm file to view the "All Right to Copy?" resource

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