Common use of USE OF THE LICENSED WORK Clause in Contracts

USE OF THE LICENSED WORK. 3.1. Throughout the term of this Licence, the Licensee, and Authorised Institutions may for Educational Purposes only: 3.1.1. make such temporary local electronic copies of the Licensed Work as are necessary to ensure efficient use by Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators, provided that such use is subject to all the terms and conditions of this Licence; 3.1.2. allow Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators to access the Licensed Work by Secure Authentication in order to search, retrieve, display and view, and otherwise use portions thereof; 3.1.3. allow Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators to electronically save parts of the Licensed Work; 3.1.4. allow Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators to print out copies of parts of the Licensed Work; 3.1.5. provide single printed or electronic copies of parts of the Licensed Work at the request of individual Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators; 3.1.6. display, download and print parts of the Licensed Work for the purpose of promotion of the Licensed Work, testing of the Licensed Work, or for training Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators; 3.1.7. publicly display or publicly perform parts of the Licensed Work as part of a presentation at a seminar, conference, or workshop, or other such similar activity; 3.1.8. make such copies of training material and network such training material as may be required for the purpose of using the Licensed Work in accordance with this Licence. 3.2. This Licence shall be deemed to complement and extend the rights of Authorised Institutions and Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and the Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) Act 2002 and nothing in this Licence shall constitute a waiver of any statutory rights held by the Licensee, Authorised Institutions and Authorised Users and Authorised Demonstrators from time to time under these Acts or any amending legislation.