How to incorporate different types of media into your teaching:
DVDs and videos may be shown on the Langara campus without special permission or Public Performance Rights, provided:
For non-educational uses of media on campus, please see the 'feature films for non-educational purposes' section (below).
Copyright Act, Section 29.5(d)
Streaming videos from the Internet without permission is permitted, provided that:
Copyright Act, Section 29.5
Videos from the library's databases are licensed for educational use.
Content from these resources can be screened in class and linked to for online learning (active Langara ID required for log-in).
To find media resources to support your teaching, search the library catalogue or the following streaming media collections
Sound recordings can be played on campus without permission, provided that:
All other uses of sound recordings on College premises requires permission and may require a license through SOCAN and/or Re:Sound. Contact the Copyright Office for assistance.
Copyright Act, Section 29.5
Public performance of a feature film at Langara for non-educational purposes (e.g. for fundraisers, film festivals, club activities) may be possible if the rights were purchased by Langara or negotiated for the specific use.
To find out if a particular feature film is covered by a license or to arrange for coverage at an event, please contact the Copyright Office.
Please note: The Student Union Building is a separate organization from Langara College and is not included in College licenses.
The information obtained from or through this website is provided as guidelines for using works for educational purposes and is not intended to constitute legal advice.
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