Licence conditions that apply to any database or online resource
How can you use online resources?
It is usually permitted to:
It is usually not permitted to:
print, save, or email a reasonable number of articles
or a reasonable amount of other information
make a large number of copies from the same journal or
database
make multiple copies of the same article to use as class
handouts or in coursepacks
do any sort of systematic copying such as making a copy
of every article in an issue of an online journal or making
a copy of an entire online book
make and use a copy for your personal teaching, learning
and research at Swinburne
make a copy for use outside Swinburne
use a resource for profit or commercial purposes
share a copy with other staff and students at Swinburne
share a copy with people outside Swinburne
make a link to an article in a database (see instructions)
make an electronic copy of a database article and post
it online without permission
Who can use a library database?
The databases and online resources listed in the library catalogue
and on the library web site may be used by currently enrolled Swinburne
students and staff to support teaching, learning and research at
Swinburne. Some databases may also be used in the campus libraries
by visitors and registered borrowers.
