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Originally Posted by Asil4
That paragraph on using for teaching purposes opens another can of worms. I immediately thought of Sharon Peters and her story of the woman who stopped at her booth to try and rush her into tutorials, with the threat of someone else beating her to it.
If anyone were to use classroom materials from another teacher, and use them to teach is that legal? Would it make a difference if the materials used were given away for free, or if the the materials carried a cost? I would think it would be against the law to take Ms. Peters materials and use them to teach others, but that paragraph seems to say differently.
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No, that's covered separately - reams of copyright protection which cover teaching materials specifically. Taking someone else's teaching articles would also constitute copyright infringement (as would reproducing tutorials or e-books and distributing them without permission). There are tons of references on teaching and university sites which cover this!