All electronic resources such as e-journals and e-books are covered by UK copyright legislation. They are also covered by licenses. Both place restrictions on what you are allowed to copy and what you are allowed to do with those copies. In brief, you can usually:
You are not permitted to:
It is your responsibility to read the license restrictions for any resources before using them.
Copying from the Internet
Almost everything on the internet will be protected by copyright; just because there is no copyright statement does not mean you are allowed to copy it.
You can usually:
You must not:
Placing copyright material in Aula or on a network (VLE)
You should only place information in a Powerpoint or other presentation, on a network or in Aula where it will be available to others:
If you require any item, chapter or article to be digitised for a reading list module please see the CLA Higher Education License and Digitisation Service guide or contact your subject librarian
Most Images, including illustrations, diagrams and models on the internet in any format will be covered by copyright. Unless you have the permission of the copyright owner you should not place images on to a web site or on Moodle that will make them available to others. There are however, a number of sites that provide images for free. Here is one example https://free-images.com/