You need WiFi or 4G connection for your embedded video to play. Check that you are connected to the internet.
YouTube videos are now accessible to NT Health staff for educational purposes. As long as you have an internet connection you can view You Tube videos.
If you plan to place the embedded content onto a USB or DVD you will need to seek permission from the copyright owner before doing so. Seek permission in writing so that you have evidence if you ever need to prove permission was granted.
You should check the vendor site for the terms of the licence when using the image for commercial purpose at the time of purchase.The licence conditions should be checked for each individual image that is to be used. If you are planning to sell a training package you should also check with Media and Corporate Communications and the Learning & Development Team to ensure the content conforms to NT Health requirements and policy.
Usually the purchase will be made through an image subscription database which will give you specific terms of use for your licence. The terms of use should be available at the time of purchase, as well as in the subscription details that can be checked at a later date if required.
The two people in the photograph will need to complete a Talent Release Form before you are authorised to use the image. Contact Media and Corporate Communications to arrange this by email: media.dhcs@nt.gov.au or Phone: 89 992818
If you are using a referencing style such as MLA or Harvard then you can look in our Referencing Help Guide .
If you are not using a particular referencing style, you may find helpful information about acknowledging a source on the Images and Video Help Guide page Can I use that Picture?.
If you are only using the DVD in a workshop / educational environment this should be fine. If however you decide to play it in a wider public audience you will need to seek permission from the copyright owner. More Information regarding Copyright can be found at the Australian Copyright Council
A digital toolkit is available advising the correct use of images, tables and videos within a digital environment. This toolkit offers practical suggestions on how to create, upload or embed multimedia that will meet NTG style standards. Click Digital Toolkit to access.
