Copyright exceptions for teaching purposes in Europe

Raquel Xalabarder

Abstract


There is no “typical” digital distance education course. For copyright purposes, the activities of an on-line University always involve the use of preexisting copyrighted works or otherwise protected material (either through the tangible reproduction and distribution of materials, through web-posted materials, or through library-accessed databases).

Keywords


Copyright; teaching uses; exceptions

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