NO, not necessarily. It is NOT legal to make any use of material you
want just because you work for an educational institution. You have to
meet a group of fair use factors, not just one of them. See my previous
message, mentioning the factors of quantity of material used from one
work or by one author, spontaneity (not having time for materials), not
being a substitute for buying the works, and so on.
Fran
Sylvia Rognstad wrote:
So it sounds like I'm ok, since I work for an educational institution, huh?
Sylrog
On Oct 3, 2007, at 11:14 PM, Lavolta Press wrote:
Likewise, educational use legally applies to education that takes
place within educational institutions, and not to an individual
reading any book he or she may find informative (which after all
applies to every nonfiction work).
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