Opinions, please.
I have had several volunteers creating questions from books not available as
AR tests from Renaissance Learning to be entered into our AR program, as AR
has a place for libraries and schools to make up their own tests in the
software. These have been mostly of a religious nature.
One volunteer is interested in sharing the tests she created with other
schools with the AR program, and possibly charging for them. Does this
violate any copyright laws? Any comments or opinions?
Carol Kotsch
Librarian/St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Wichita, Ks.
fjcl1@aol.com
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