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Can an instructor convert his/her video to DVD to show to an on-campus class?

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Can an instructor convert his/her video to DVD to show to an on-campus class?

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No. Converting from one format to another for the convenience of the instructor does not fall under Fair Use Guidelines. An instructor must first contact the producers for availability of new format. If the new format is available, the instructor or Library will purchase the title. The DMCA Section 404 does allow for the conversion of obsolete formats into current technology (for example BETA tapes.) For online classes, the TEACH ACT does allow for conversion of formats.

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