Streaming

[We got a question from an academic library...]

I have a question about using copyrighted materials in my classes.

We have received several questions about setting graduation ceremonies to music and streaming them or recording them and sharing them with students.

Is it legal for the library to purchase a Netflix account and install it on a Roku or Firestick and lend that out for patrons to use?

I am asking this on behalf of the Elementary School in my district. (I work in the library of our district's high school).

I am struggling to find information on using popular music in public K-12 schools. I have the following areas I am trying to find information about:

A taskforce at the college is wanting to use a recent song and video on Youtube.

A high school band has purchased music with permission to perform. The music teacher has requested that the performance be shared on the school's website.

I know we can't use Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime on a normal basis to show movies in our classrooms because when we sign up for their service, we sign a contract stating that our a

Is it a violation of Copyright Law to publicly share a video recording of a DJ playing music from his music library for a public library archive and make this available for on-demand

Under the executive order, the modifications to Open Meetings Law meant we (I'm asking for several libraries in our system) record our Board meetings.