Library Copyright Information
Copyright is important because most of the resources that you use for research or teaching, both in print and on the Internet WILL BE protected by copyright.
Copyright is protected by legislation and any infringement could lead to legal proceedings against yourself or the University.
These pages offer copyright advice to staff and students of Southampton Solent University. They are not intended to be a definitive statement of the law although every effort has been made to provide as up-to-date and accurate information as possible.
Copyright Leaflets
The main points have also been summarised in some leaflets available in print in the library or electronically:
 Copyright and YOU |(PDF) - Advice on what you can legally copy for your own private study and research
|Copyright and Teaching| (PDF) - Advice on what you can copy for class use and also what you can link to from the VLE
Digitising guidelines for academic staff| (PDF)-Advice on what you can ask the the Library to digitise for you
|Copyright for Visually Impaired Persons |(PDF) - Advice on what copying can be done for people with visual impairment
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