Griffith University

This document outlines Griffith University's policies in relation to the use of Information Services public spaces, including libraries, computer laboratories and learning centres.

This document is presented as a general guide to the observance of copyright law at Griffith. It is University policy to observe restrictions on dealing with copyright material, as laid down in Australian law.

provides specific guidance to students on observance of copyright law at Griffith.

This document outlines the University’s policy in relation to Information Services application of fees or charges for services provided by the Division.

This policy sets out the guidelines for the effective allocation and management of staff space in Information Services.

This document outlines Griffith University's policies in relation to the borrowing of items from the University's library collections.

This policy provides guidelines on the selection, acquisition, cataloguing and access to print and digital information resources supporting the learning, teaching, research and administrative goals of the University.

This policy and its associated schedules describe the management of web services and web content (the Web Collection) within Griffith University.

• Schedule 1

  describes the roles and responsibilities of staff involved in the management of web delivered information and content that is published on the University's Web Servers.

• Schedule 2

  describes the management process for the review and expiration of web content within Griffith University.

This policy and its associated schedule establish standards and processes for the selection and configuration of web service names used to publish and access the University's Web or Internet Services.

This policy supports the University’s branding and overall communication strategies by setting standards for publishing and otherwise referencing web addresses for web based information and services at Griffith University.

This information is intended for all web developers who may perform web development work for a Griffith client. This page outlines minimum standards and requirements. Developers must be familiar with these minimum requirements before they begin design or development work for Griffith sites. Pages on sites that do not conform to these minimum standards will not be published on the Grifith University site or other sites that are subject to these element based standards.

This Code of Practice provides guidance on the appropriate use of the University's information technology resources.

This document is intended as a high-level security policy statement for use by all University staff, students and users of the University's information technology resources.

This document outlines Griffith University's policies in relation to hardware standards and access to and availability of software and other resources in the common use computing environment.

This document describes the SOE for a staff desktop computer at Griffith University. The SOE covers hardware architecture, operating systems and application software.