Events

This free 30-minute webinar, run by the National Copyright Unit (NCU), will focus on using text and artistic works in schools and copyright infringement notices.

School libraries have great potential to transform learning environments and create real change by empowering young people in their actions for sustainable development. Citizen Science Corners are innovative, interdisciplinary integrations of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) into school libraries. This session explains how the implementation of a Citizen Science Corner has the potential to… Read More »

This free one-hour webinar, run by the National Copyright Unit (NCU), will focus on developing curriculum resources for schools.

This webinar examines the benefits and challenges of organising fiction and non‑fiction collections by genre. Learn and discuss practical strategies to best meet the needs of your school community, and consider effective ways to improve discoverability, support reading engagement, and maintain usable space for your users.

This free four‑hour webinar is open to all staff from Australian government and non‑government schools and is aimed at teachers and teacher‑librarians from K–12. A comprehensive professional learning session covering all aspects of copyright relevant to school educators. This webinar offers guidance on statutory licences, education exceptions, attribution requirements and Smartcopying practices essential for schools.

Learn how to search for new resources, create and manage lists, and use SCIS features to make informed decisions about what to add to your library. Ideal for anyone wanting to streamline their selection process and keep their collection current and relevant.

This free 30‑minute webinar, run by the National Copyright Unit (NCU), will cover copyright basics including What is copyright? What is protected by copyright? Requirements for copyright protection Who owns copyright? How long copyright lasts Rights of a copyright owner

Learn how to stocktake, create collection policies, report on, and update your library collection for the next school year. 

This SLAV series compromises of a number of online sessions. Read more about the series here and put these dates into your 2026 diary: 8 September, 22 October and 1 December.