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Copyright Guidelines

This document provides guidelines for allowable fair use of copyrighted materials for educational purposes, including: 1) Print materials like books, articles, and images can be copied up to 10% or in limited quantities, depending on the type of material. 2) Audio/visual works like music, videos, and software have more restrictive limits, generally allowing short excerpts but no full copies. 3) Educational performances and displays of copyrighted works for teaching are permitted as long as they take place in a classroom setting and are not public performances.

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Copyright Guidelines

This document provides guidelines for allowable fair use of copyrighted materials for educational purposes, including: 1) Print materials like books, articles, and images can be copied up to 10% or in limited quantities, depending on the type of material. 2) Audio/visual works like music, videos, and software have more restrictive limits, generally allowing short excerpts but no full copies. 3) Educational performances and displays of copyrighted works for teaching are permitted as long as they take place in a classroom setting and are not public performances.

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COPYRIGHT AND FAIR USE GUIDELINES

FOR EDUCATIONAL MEDIA


MEDIA
ALLOWABLE PORTION TO PRINT OR COPY
USES PER COURSE
Graphics
2

Up to five (5) images from a single artist


Charts

Up to 10% or 15 works, whichever is less, from


Illustrations
a collective work
Photographs
Multimedia Presentations (Teacher/Student Products)

Up to 10% or three (3) minutes, whichever is less


Graphics
Videos
Music
Text
Databases or

Up to 10% or 2,500 fields or cells, whichever is less


spreadsheets
Picture Books
Up to 10% or two (2) pages, whichever is less
2
Poetry

One (1) poem of 250 words or less


2

Two (2) pages of 250 words or less


Music
CDs

None
Unlimited, life of the
CD
0
Sheet Music

Emergency copies to replace purchased copies

Up to 10% of a whole work but not for


performance

Single copy of performable unit (section,


movement) if item is out of print or available
only as part of larger work
0
Software

None

Backup copy for archival purposes

One (1) copy created on hard drive to operate


program
Text
Books
2

Single article, story, or essay of fewer than


Encyclopedias
2,500 words (teach and review)
Periodicals

Up to 10% or 1,000 words, whichever is less


Speeches
Workbooks

None
0
(Consumable)
Videorecordings
Broadcast TV

One (no multiple copies except for simultaneous


showings)

Satellite TV
Commercially
produced DVDs and
VHSs

None, without permission of copyright holder


None

Up to two (2)
showings (teach and
review) within 10 days
or maximum 45 day
retention
0
Unlimited, life of the
videotape

Rental or personal videotapes for classroom use


Based on a 1985 Home Use Only interpretation by the North Carolina Attorney General, use is
allowed under a specific exemption and found in Section 110 (1) of the Copyright Statute:
performance or display of a work by instructors of pupils (be) in the course of face-to-face
teaching activities of a non-profit educational institution, in a classroom or similar place
devoted to instruction
Source: Brim, John. "Copyright in an Electronic Age." Oct 2005. Accessed 13 Oct 2005.
<http://www.ncwiseowl.org/zones/professional/Conferences/Copyright.doc>.

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