Fair Use

An instructor has loaded many scanned pages from a cookbook (possibly multiple cookbooks) into her class Blackboard page so that students do not have to purchase a textbook.

I have had several requests by faculty to approve the coursepacks they have put together.

We have several VHS tapes that our anthropology professors use in the classroom. Our campus will be phasing out VHS as the players break down.

A law practice in is litigating a case.  They have contacted us asking for all relevant materials.

Our question concerns the copying of college textbook chapters for students where the required textbook is either backordered by the bookstore day one of semester or where a late

I encountered a situation in which a patron wanted to share an article that I sent to [a not-for-profit organization’s] educational portal.

We are shifting away from VHS here on this campus (along with everywhere else), and have a question from an instructor about transferring a VHS tape to DVD.

We have a request from a patron from another state for scans or photocopies of music scores that we own and that are still under copyright.