Story Library: Copyright Information

• Physical items
  • Do not copy
    • from “consumables” (lab manuals, workbooks, music theory workbooks).
    • to substitute for the purchase of the book from which you are copying.
    • the same materials year after year.
  • Do not charge students beyond the actual cost of copying.
• Digital items
  • Do not scan images that you do not own or license and post to the internet without permission
  • Do not incorporate copied material into a new webpage and then distribute it.
  • Do not distribute, adapt or make additional copies of emails without permission.
  • Do not repost photos that don’t belong to you on social media without asking and giving credit.
  • Do not post video, audio or images of other people without gaining their permission and giving credit.
• Performance Rights
  • Do not show audio-visual materials without an appropriate institutional license, and by excerpting correctly for an instructional venue.
  • Do not perform a copyrighted work without a license, permission of the copyright owner and proper payment of royalties.

from The Copyright Advisory Network

Common Sense Education

Stanford Center for Internet & Society