Videotapes, Computer Programs, and the Library.
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1986
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| author | Stanek, Debra J. |
| author_facet | Stanek, Debra J. Stanek, Debra J. |
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| contents | Videotapes, Computer Programs, and the Library. Stanek, Debra J. Audiovisual Aids Computer Software Copyrights Elementary Secondary Education Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Library Circulation Library Collections Nonprint Media School Libraries Videotape Cassettes Videotape Recordings This paper expresses the opinion of American Library Association's legal counsel regarding library use of copyrighted videotapes and computer programs. Highlights include the Copyright Act, library and classroom lending, and in-library and in-classroom use of videotapes and computer programs. Twenty-eight sources are given. (EJS) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | Videotapes, Computer Programs, and the Library. Stanek, Debra J. Audiovisual Aids Computer Software Copyrights Elementary Secondary Education Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Library Circulation Library Collections Nonprint Media School Libraries Videotape Cassettes Videotape Recordings Videotapes, Computer Programs, and the Library. Stanek, Debra J. Audiovisual Aids Computer Software Copyrights Elementary Secondary Education Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Library Circulation Library Collections Nonprint Media School Libraries Videotape Cassettes Videotape Recordings This paper expresses the opinion of American Library Association's legal counsel regarding library use of copyrighted videotapes and computer programs. Highlights include the Copyright Act, library and classroom lending, and in-library and in-classroom use of videotapes and computer programs. Twenty-eight sources are given. (EJS) |
| title | Videotapes, Computer Programs, and the Library. |
| topic | Audiovisual Aids Computer Software Copyrights Elementary Secondary Education Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Library Circulation Library Collections Nonprint Media School Libraries Videotape Cassettes Videotape Recordings |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ336211 |