The material rights register
The first time anyone asks where a worksheet came from, you want the answer written down already. This register records, per document, whether you wrote it, licensed it, copied it under a Statutory Education Licence, or aren't sure. It's the document a professional centre keeps.
We email you the link so it's there when you need it. That's the only reason we ask.
Inside the register.
- The register itself, as a printable grid and as a spreadsheet layout
- The four rights categories explained in plain language
- What the Statutory Education Licence covers in Australia, and who to ask
- Why New Zealand is different for a for-profit centre, and who to ask
- A takedown note: what to do if a publisher contacts you
Fill it in during your material audit. Update it whenever you add a folder.
- Document: Year 6 Fractions Worksheet 3. Origin: written by us, 2019. Rights: ours.
- Document: Year 9 comprehension passages. Origin: published text, chapter 4. Rights: Statutory Education Licence, 10% limit, licence number recorded.
- Document: Year 4 OC practice paper. Origin: not sure. Action: find out before use.
- This register is not legal advice. Confirm your position with the Copyright Agency or your adviser.
Most of what's in this register is done by hand today. On the platform, from your own material, the reports send themselves and the numbers come from the work students actually did.
See it before you decide.
Twenty minutes on Zoom with our team. The platform from the student's side and the tutor's side, and where your material would sit in it.