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>Some legal experts argue that the resources teachers produce while working for a school district may actually be the property of the school district. I think
by giarc 10y ago
>Some legal experts argue that the resources teachers produce while working for a school district may actually be the property of the school district.
I think as this industry grows, this becomes a huge issue for retention. Some teachers may decide to leave the profession and produce content full time if they can make more money (which isn't hard in some states).
- germinalphrase 10y agoI doubt it can happen, but I believe we would be well served to more clearly and firmly limit copyright within the classroom setting. I understand that publishers need to protect their investment, but teacher actively and regularly break the law in preparing curriculum for their classes.