The TEACH Act (or, the Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act) was passed in 2002
with the intention of reconciling online education with copyright law. It became 110(2) of the copyright
law. The TEACH Act provides the opportunity for an instructor to show an entire nondramatic lm (or
other media) if the university has met a long list of requirements. The requirements include educating all
students, sta, and faculty about copyright, having educational materials about copyright available and
utilizing technology to ensure the student watching the lm is unable to download and copy it. (Colorado
University 2004) There are many more requirements, and many universities have chosen not to use the
TEACH Act and instead rely on carefully dened Fair Use for displaying lms and images in online education.
The TEACH Act (or, the Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization Act) was passed in 2002with the intention of reconciling online education with copyright law. It became 110(2) of the copyrightlaw. The TEACH Act provides the opportunity for an instructor to show an entire nondramatic lm (orother media) if the university has met a long list of requirements. The requirements include educating allstudents, sta, and faculty about copyright, having educational materials about copyright available andutilizing technology to ensure the student watching the lm is unable to download and copy it. (ColoradoUniversity 2004) There are many more requirements, and many universities have chosen not to use theTEACH Act and instead rely on carefully dened Fair Use for displaying lms and images in online education.
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