I'm currently working on a large educational project and need some basic but good copyright advice.
Say a teacher watches and records Panorama and then plays it to his class the next day? Or some music?
Does copyright require fine-tooth-combing of each sources' small print, or is there a degree of leeway where this material is strictly for educational purposes?
Copyright for educational purposes
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Hi and welcome to the forum
Copyright law does provide a good deal of leeway for educations purposes, this is covered under 'fair dealing' rules.
Provided this is done as you describe - by a teacher, on behalf of the educational establishment for the purpose of instruction or examination there should be no problem.
For further information, the legislation that deals with this can be found at:
http://www.jenkins.eu/copyright-(statut ... t-.asp#s32
Copyright law does provide a good deal of leeway for educations purposes, this is covered under 'fair dealing' rules.
Provided this is done as you describe - by a teacher, on behalf of the educational establishment for the purpose of instruction or examination there should be no problem.
For further information, the legislation that deals with this can be found at:
http://www.jenkins.eu/copyright-(statut ... t-.asp#s32