The Copyright Agency is making it even easier to use copyright-protected text and images.
We’ve worked with international company Kortext to develop a new online product called Flex, which makes the task of preparing course reading material simpler and faster for librarians and educators. In the UK, librarians from more than 100 educational institutions use a similar product which has been widely praised.
Developed in partnership with librarians
Flex has been successfully trialled in libraries at a number of private colleges in Australia and is now an inclusion* as part of your annual Copyright Agency licence.
Key benefits
Key benefits
- Access to digital original files from major publishers
Cengage, Allen & Unwin, Oxford University Press, Bloomsbury Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Harper Collins and more.
Access to scans from Wiley, Penguin Random House, Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis.
- Access to high-quality British Library scans
Source very high-quality scans of any of the 80m+ works from the British Library with a
48-hour turnaround (fees apply).
- Automated copyright compliance management
The platform automatically performs compliance checks, as well as providing reporting and analytics.
- Onboarding support
Copyright Agency supports you throughout the onboarding process.
- Reading list content
Allows visibility of prescribed reading list content at a course level.
- Easily assign content to students
Flex integrates with other popular third-party reading list applications and distributes material to students through your institute’s learning management system.
- Visual accessibility content (under development)
One place to order accessible content for visually impaired students from multiple publishers.
To book a demonstration of Flex for librarians, contact:
Liesl Fitzpatrick Senior Manager, Education Licensing
t (02) 9394 7644
e lfitzpatrick@copyright.com.au
*for medium to large organisations
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