[I work at the library of a public university.] Every year we have requests from students in Media Arts program to videotape in the library. They ask me to grant permission.
I'm working on a research project with other librarians who work with nursing schools from across the United States.
In a public school...What are the possible legal consequences of showing Netflix or other digital streaming services like HULU from a personal account in a classroom setting.
I have been reading the legal arguments undergirding the Controlled Digital Lending initiative (controlleddigitallendin
ResearchGate is often a place individuals will go to snag PDFs which are typically provided by authors, not publishers.
A teacher would like to reproduce an entire article from a published magazine. They state that because it is only 10% of the entire magazine, it falls under fair use.
Can a faculty member, who no longer requires students to buy a textbook, duplicate and share (with the students) the supplemental instructional resources provided by the publisher?
We have video recordings of campus speakers that we are interested in digitizing and publishing to an online platform.
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.