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What is the difference between Board/Circulation, School, and Public Library pricing?

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What is the difference between Board/Circulation, School, and Public Library pricing?

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Board/Circulation prices are intended for school boards/districts, universities, colleges, government/community agencies, hospital and health agencies and businesses. These prices include a fee for a Public Performance License. Programs can be loaned or shared with other schools or institutions within a jurisdiction such as a school board/district. School prices are offered to individual Canadian schools at the K-12 level and include a non-circulation license. With limited public performance rights, use of the programs is restricted solely to the purchasing school. Programs are sold at school price for use at one site only and cannot be loaned, shared, circulated or donated to other campuses or to any other organization. Public Library prices are offered only to Canadian Public Libraries and are intended for home use only. If you are a Canadian Public Library and require PPR, please e-mail our PL sales representative at matt@visualed.com • Do programs you offer include PPR? All titles