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Is Showing Movies in School Against Copyright Laws?

April 26, 2017copyright Laws Movies School

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Is Showing Movies in School Against Copyright Laws?

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Movies can be a valuable teaching tool, allowing students to connect more readily with the material they are studying. History teachers, for example, may wish to show documentaries about World War II, while English teachers often screen adaptations of Shakespeare plays such as “Romeo and Juliet.” But they may have concerns about copyright laws and whether such laws prohibit them from screening the film in a classroom.