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Using Copyrighted Materials in U.S.-Based Online Courses: A Primer

Reproducing materials for use in a U.S.-based online course or workshop raises questions of copyright. If you plan to incorporate copyrighted material (documents, charts, photographs, videos, etc.) into your course, you will need to (1) ensure your insertion either meets the requirements of the Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act (the TEACH Act) or constitutes “Fair Use” under U.S. copyright law or (2) obtain permission from the copyright holder.