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If the teacher wanted to show a film adaptation of Macbeth, what should she have done differently?

Nothing; she did not violate copyright laws

Find a YouTube version of the movie by searching “creativecommons”

There is no legal way to watch a movie in the classroom

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Yes; the text is copyrighted and therefore cannot be reproduced without permission

No; the teacher is within her legal rights to reproduce the assignment since her school purchased copies of the text

No; the teacher is within her legal rights to reproduce the text since William Shakespeare died more than 70 years ago

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Yes, as long as she keeps the byline and includes that the original has been changed

Yes; since she downloaded the file for free she has the legal right to make changes

No; she needs to use the file as is

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The teacher could have decreased student scores for using shared work.

The teacher could face legal consequences for using copyrighted material without permission

The teacher could be banned from using OERs she finds online

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