[aisle] Remote film viewing

[Emily Conradt]

Hello, Dawn,

Fair use exemptions for showing of films in classrooms only apply to in-person instruction according to this explanation of the copyright law by ALA. Distance/remote learning is specifically excluded - there are details in the document.

http://www.ala.org/advocacy/sites/ala.org.advocacy/files/content/copyright/fairuse/web-digital%20delivery%20in%20classroomrev3psa.pdf

Emily Conradt, Preschool Outreach Librarian (she/her)
St. Charles Public Library District
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econradt at scpld.org

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Subject: [aisle] Remote film viewing

Hi All,

I know there is probably no way to make this happen, but I have a SPED teacher in H.S. who is looking for a way to have her students view "To Kill a Mockingbird"  in Google Classroom.

Does anyone have a way that this could work?  I know it is fair use because they are using it for direct instruction, but I am not sure if I can purchase a download and put it on Google Drive?

Thanks for any help,

Dawn
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