gen: recording books on tape

[Florence Mcelligott <Fmce@AOL.COM>]

Our school resource teacher is having girl scouts and other adults record
books - both text and trade for a child who has very, very poor reading
skills but who learns auditorily.
When they asked for a blank cassette and explained its use, it occurred to me
there might be copyright violations. I don't think anyone intends keeping
these tapes.
Was I right to suggest there might be violations, or should I have just let
it go.
We have inquired about the NYC organization which records books and there is
about a 2 year wait.
Most of what they want to record is not available as recorded books.
Flit McElligott
Rosendale Elementary
Niskayuna NY
fmce@aol.com

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