In her June 2021 American Libraries column with Tomas Lipinski, Mary Minow answers the following question (last question in the column):
With classes now online, how can school districts create meaningful programming to support teaching and learning? What about copyright?
This is a question I answer in my copyright webinars and courses, and I include additional information on the TEACH Act. Yes, Mary Minow and I agree...and we agree with Kenny Crews! (In other words, we not taking a wild stance.)
Yes, you have to pay attention to the details and that should not be hard, especially if you want to use content online and do so legally. Yes, if you pay attention to the details, you can use copyright content in your online classes.
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