Copyright in teaching

You may use

• text extracts like quotes as long as you follow good practice. Remember to credit the copyright holder.

• text shared through a free license as long as the use is within the terms of the license – such as Creative Commons (creativecommons.no).

• text for which you have clarified the use with the copyright holder.

• text used internally in OsloMet’s teaching and where the use is within the terms of the Kopinor agreement (kopinor.no).

You may use

• photos from OsloMet's image archive (oslomet.fotoware.cloud). Remember to credit the photographer.

• images that you have been granted permission to use from the copyright holder.

• images published with a free licence, such as Creative Commons (creativecommons.no). Remember to credit the originator – even if the image is marked with Public Domain.

• images from books or websites used in lectures and presentations sa long as the use is within the terms of the Kopinor agreement (kopinor.no).

Remember

If you are to use your own photos of other persons, you must obtain permission from the persons depicted.

You may use

• films made available through FilMet, OsloMet's video archive (film.oslomet.no)

• films published with a free license, such as the Creative Commons (creativecommons.no).

• quotes from films if the clip is to be the starting point for discussion or critical analysis.

• recordings of NRK programmes for use in teaching if in accordance with the terms of the agreement with Norwaco (norwaco.no, in Norwegian).

Remember

Please note that not everyone who publishes films with a CC license (e.g. on YouTube) has clarified the use of the contents of the film. If it is obvious that the film shows illegal content, do not use it.

You may use

• music shared through a free license, such as Creative Commons (creativecommons.no).

• recordings of NRK programmes for use in teaching if in accordance with the terms of the agreement with Norwaco (norwaco.no, in Norwegian). 

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Music with CC licence (creativecommons.org).

You hold the copyright to your own teaching materials unless otherwise agreed (see OsloMet's copyright policy, only in Norwegian). 

If you wish to create instructional videos, you can do this in one of OsloMet's selfie studios, or get help from AV services at the University Library (oslomet.no). The producer rights go to OsloMet if you receive assistance from the AV Services in the production, or if you record a lecture in an auditorium with mounted recording equipment. If you create instructional videos yourself with the equipment you have in your office, the producer rights will be attributed to you.

If OsloMet is going to use recordings of your teaching, a written agreement should be made: the recording agreement in English (PDF). 

• More about copyright and intellectual property rights

• Guidance for sharing digital learning resources (uhr.no, in Norwegian)

• Copyright and use of intellectual properties in teaching (creativecommons.no, in Norwegian)

• Creative Commons Norge about crediting (creativecommons.no, in Norwegian)