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Ken Udas - November 25th, 2007 at 8:35 am

15 January, 2016 - 09:28
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Great points. I really had not dug into the restrictions associated with the Teach Act. I was thinking less of using the “Check List” a tool for compliance and more as one way of collecting information about current application (practice). I was thinking that it might be a low-barrier means of getting base-line information about how teachers think about Fair Use without asking them to write full descriptions of best practice. This would simply describe some facets of current practice, which might help inform an effort leading to something more fully formed perhaps a statement supported by illustrative examples. Is this coherent with what you see as useful?