Purchasing options for packages and collections
The recommended retail prices listed at the website are individual single-user prices that exclude any use of the product for institutional purposes. Institutions may license use of the products in accordance with one of the licence arrangements set out below.
The exception is those materials that are designated ‘Creative Commons’ that are released royalty-free for non-commercial use, and subject to a particular form of Creative Commons licence.
The categories of licence set out below generally apply only to the licensing of the more content-rich packages and collections that will generally require quotation by the University and the execution of a customised licence agreement.
| Licence Type | Licence Overview | Terms and Conditions | Purchasing Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| For Individuals |
Purchase of a single copy of the software allows an individual to use the software for his or her own personal review and study. The software is not to be used in a teaching or tutorial environment or for other institutional purposes. |
By opening the software package you agree to use the software strictly in accordance with the licence terms. |
Purchase online at www.eshowcase.unimelb.edu.au For bulk purchasing arrangements contact:
Susan Dunne |
| For Libraries |
Three Library Licence options are available: a. Library Licence – Reserve Copy Only – allows the library to loan the software to an individual borrower for the sole purpose of review and study within the library’s physical environment only. b. Library Licence – Full Loan Licence – allows the library to loan the software to staff, students or members for review and study outside the library’s physical environment. c. Library Licence – Intranet Delivery – allows the library to install the software on its intranet for review and study by staff, students or members. |
b. Unless specified otherwise, the licence fee is based on an unlimited number of users, in perpetuity. c. Unless specified otherwise, the licence fee is based on an unlimited number of users for a fixed licence term of either 1, 3 or 5 years. |
All Library Licences are issued via our authorised library distributor. For enquiries, pricing and sales contact:
Marek Palka |
| For Teaching Institutions and Organisations |
This Site Licence allows the institution to: – deliver the software to its staff, students or members via a network or intranet facility – communicate all or part of the software during a lecture, tutorial, laboratory session or other academic forum |
Licence agreements are customised to individual user requirements. Licence fees are based on the number of concurrent users and term of licence (1, 3 or 5 years). |
For Site Licence fee quotation please complete and send the request form. or contact:
Susan Dunne |
| For Schools |
A School Licence allows the primary or secondary school to: – deliver the software to its staff and/or students via a network or intranet facility – communicate all or part of the software during a student class or professional development workshop Special licensing arrangements apply to multi-campus schools or school clusters. |
Licence agreements are customised to individual user requirements. Licence fees are based on the number of concurrent users and term of licence (1, 3 or 5 years). |
For a School Licence fee quotation please complete and send the request form. or contact:
Susan Dunne |
| For Publishing Activities and Content Aggregators |
Permission may be granted under a licence agreement to reproduce an eshowcase package or collection in whole or in part in a new publication and/or for the purpose of content cartridge deliveries. |
Licence fees are based on number of words or images, the intended circulation of the published work and the term of licence required. |
For further information contact:
Susan Dunne |
| Creative Commons materials |
Materials that carry the Creative Commons badging are, unless specified otherwise, released by the University subject to the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Licence. |
Under this Creative Commons licence agreement you are free:
to copy, distribute and transmit the work Under the following conditions:
You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work. |
For further information contact:
Susan Dunne |
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