June/2000 - Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association

FOR YOUR INFORMATIONIreland, Liechtenstein, Malta, Netherlands, NewZealand, Norway, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, theUnited Kingdom, or the United States.• The 10% limit may be exceeded if a school needs tocopy: an entire chapter comprising 20% or less of abook; an entire short story, play, essay, or poem from ananthology; a newspaper, magazine, or journal article; anentry from a reference work; an illustration or photographfrom a publication containing other works; materialto accommodate the perceptually disabled, publishedin Canada; and in limited circumstances specified in thelicence, out-of-print books.• Schools may copy a class set, including two copies forthe teacher.• Schools may make as many copies as needed for thepurposes of administration and communication withparents.• Schools may make a reasonable number of copies forlibrary use.• A single copy only may be made for an acetate overhead.• The author and source must appear on at least onepage of the copies.• There can be no systematic, cumulative copying fromthe same published work beyond the above limits forone course of study or program in one academic year, orover time for retention in files. Moreover, the licencedoes not authorize the copying of: excerpts from morethan three sources, together totalling more than 19pages for inclusion in a course pack that replaces a publishedwork; published work cards, assignment sheets,tests, examination papers, and material designed forone-time use (e.g. workbooks and activity books);instruction manuals and teachers guides; governmentpublications, except for those of the Government ofQuebec; digitally created materials, since CANCOPY isnot able to offer a blanket licence to copy digitally createdmaterials – the licence does allow for some reproduction(but not adaptation) of electronic copies of print materialsunder conditions that mirror those for reproducingprint materials – specifically, digital copies may be madeby word processor, fax or digital copier but only for thepurposes of making a paper copy; and print music.Your Personal Loan …Our Personal TouchWinter is over … dreams are in seasonNew Car? Vacation? Homerenovations?At Newfoundland and LabradorCredit Union, we can help you livethose dreams today!Whether it’s a loan, line-of-credit, orcredit card you require, our courteousteam will show you the way.We offer:• competitive rates• convenient, flexible terms andpayment schedules• time saving telephone, mail oremail service• payroll deduction/direct depositSo, no matter the size of your dreamsthis spring, speak to us about makingthem come true.Newfoundland and LabradorCredit Union1-800-563-3300www.nlcu.comFor more information contact your ministry, your department’sweb site or CMEC’s web site at www.cmec.ca.the bulletin 29 june 2000