Does the TEACH Act allow me to make articles and other materials available to students that I otherwise would have placed on reserve (or electronic reserve) with the library?
No. TEACH applies only to the use of materials that would ordinarily be displayed in the live classroom. Displaying an entire journal article is not an activity that generally occurs in the physical classroom, but displaying a portion of an article may be more typical – such as a graph or other model from a journal article used to illustrate a particular point.
Related Questions
- Many articles and other materials about the TEACH Act cite it as Senate Bill 487, but when it passed, it was reported as House Resolution 2215. What is it?
- My professor has placed articles and books on course "reserve." What are "reserve" materials and where are they located?
- What types of materials can be placed on electronic reserve?
