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COVID, Copyright and Education: Legal Issues in Remote Learning

August 18, 2020
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Rollin A. Ransom

For the educator who wishes to develop his or her own lesson plan and course materials, careful compliance with the TEACH Act is the safest route to avoiding copyright problems, says Rollin Ransom, the managing partner of Sidley's Los Angeles office.

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