system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Can I teach student courses using material taken from the internet?

I don't see anything against it... But I know that academia is "weird" about re-using material.

Basically, I've been asked to tutor a lab course about introduction to image processing in python. As you know, preparing all the course material from scratch is something which is super-long and tedious. 

I've found two perfect courses, with a full set of exercises and data to run the exercises on, on github, from a very reputable source. The material has a MIT license so I can re-use it freely, as long as the author of the material is concerned. 

What about my side? Am I (legally or "morally") required to write all the material by myself?
gpt
Yes, you are good to go. Just make sure if it requires permission, you get it. Otherwise just cite everything so it doesn't appear as though you are taking credit for producing it. More than likely 95% or more of any lecture material anyone every really uses comes from one source or another.