Tape recording books

[Carol Lindner <clindner@ESU6.ESU6.K12.NE.US>]

I have a copyright question for someone.  I have a teacher who has her
para record (read) chapeters of books for students and then makes copies
for other students.  They do one chapter a day and tape over the previous
chapter.  They have one copy in classroom that they keep. Is this legal.
l I don't think so.  Front of book says no copying with out permission.

Help.  Wating for an answer to this problem.

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Carol Lindner
Media Specialist/Librarian
Beatrice High School
Media Center
600 Orange Blvd.
Beatrice, NE  68310
clindner@esu6.esu6.k12.ne.us

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