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Wilder alleged that Hoiland had used course materials created by Wilder for a faculty development program, Numeracy Infusion Course for HigherEducation (NICHE), in five slides of a presentation Hoiland gave at the Community College Conference on Learning Assessment (CCCLA). And, the use had limited to no effect on the market.
This week is Fair Dealing Week , which provides an opportunity to set the record straight on Canadian copyright and education, backed by actual data on what takes place on university campuses across the country. The addition of “education” was hardly an overhaul.
As such, there is very little material of current relevance that can be introduced in the classroom without reviewing the copyright status of that material and, when necessary, obtaining permission to store, duplicate, or distribute that material. While uncommon, publishers have sued school districts for copyrightinfringement.
More than three-quarters of the books that Google scanned as part of the Books project remain subject to copyright protection. In June 2011, Michigan announced it would share with the public "orphan works" -- works to presumed to be subject to copyright protection, but for whom a copyright owner cannot be found.
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