Generally the guideline for showing clips of work under the Fair Use doctrine is that you can show up to 10% of the work - that is just a guideline but you probably don't want to deviate too far from that.
Hello Librarians!My district currently has a Swank license that expires in August and they are considering dropping it.Is this used only for entertainment?Is it necessary to have the license if a teacher is showing a FULL length movie as part of a lesson/curriculum?Is it necessary to have the license if a teacher is only showing a clip from a movie?Thank you!Christine RosaK-12 Library Media SpecialistRegional School District 6
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