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Let teachers focus on creativity
Featured on EducationCentral.co.nz
Two experienced principals say it’s important for schools to be fully licensed for copying creative work. Not only does having the available licences allow teachers more freedom to use a broad range of content, but it’s the right thing to do. -
Neville Peat
Author based in Dunedin / CLNZ Writers’ Award 2016 Recipient
Award-winning New Zealand writer and photographer, Neville Peat is well underway researching and writing for his latest project “The Invading Sea” and says he couldn’t do it without the financial contribution he has received from Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ). -
Deidre Shea
Principal at Onehunga High School, Auckland
Copyright licences enable schools to access and share print, music and audio visual content, far beyond what is permitted by the Copyright Act. A fully licensed school has the freedom to read more, hear more and see more content and use it, legally.