If scanning a book in circumstances where it has not been previously scanned, can the entire book be scanned and stored providing distribution to students will only involve one chapter or 10%?
A. No you cannot scan an entire book. As scanning is just another form of copying, you must scan within the copying limits contained in the Act. As a general rule, this is one chapter of a work or 10% of the pages. Q. Is it OK for teachers to make multiple copies of a complete test from a book of practice tests for use with a class preparing for an exam? Some of the tests may be 10 or so pages long. That may be more than 10% of the work, but would one test count as one chapter? A. One test would probably count as one chapter. Q. A lecturer in constructing a study package (study guide and resource reader) has used less than 10% of a text in the reader but a number of quotes and graphics from the text in the study guide. Over the two books she would have used more than 10% of the text. Do we look at the cumulative use of the text material or assess use according to what is contained in each individual book? A. You have to look at the cumulative use of the text material. The lecturer has
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