Section: Copyright and accessibility | Help and support for online learning | PropaGate Learning

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  • Help and support for online learning


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    Everyone who studies on our courses has different levels of knowledge and skills when it comes to the digital world. Brushing up on your digital skills will help you to get the most from your course here on PropaGate Learning.

    Scroll down the page and you will see a list of digital skills/topics. You will also see a section on using PropaGate Learning, our online learning platform. 

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Copyright and accessibility

  • Copyright and accessibility

    • Copyright

      Copyright is the moral and economic rights that you have over a piece of work when you create it e.g. when you take a photograph or write an article. Copyright is automatic, and you hold the copyright on things you create. If you create a drawing or take a photo, you hold the copyright on the drawing or photo. Other people cannot use the work without your permission.

      If you wish to use images or information from the internet or other sources in your coursework, you need to consider copyright. It is also important when uploading your own work to your course, if you do so.

      You can learn more about copyright and image attribution in this short lesson:

    • Copyright lesson Interactive Lesson



    • Accessibility

      Accessibility in the context of your course (and internet resources in general) means ensuring resources can be used by people with disabilities and access needs.

      This means designing courses and using materials with their usability for those with visual, hearing, motor or cognitive disabilities in mind.

      You can learn more about accessibility in this short lesson: 

    • Accessibility lesson Interactive Lesson
Using email
Finding images online