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What does “giving a non-exclusive licence to the IB to reproduce my work” mean?

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What does “giving a non-exclusive licence to the IB to reproduce my work” mean?

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You retain copyright of your material even when it is sent to the IB. However, the IB may need to copy it for examiners and moderators as part of the assessment process for your Certificate or Diploma. It also uses samples of candidate work to help teachers understand what the IB is looking for so that they can help students to better understand the course and prepare for examinations. A non-exclusive licence means that you give permission to the IB to do what it needs to do and that you can still do what you want to do with your work.

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