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>Subject: RE: #6221 Digitized French in  Action and DESTINOS
>Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 11:25:31 -0500
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I don't know the copyright laws on digitizing media, but we also digitized
the videos from our Discovering French series and before moving ahead, we
requested permission from the company, explaining how they would be used
over a LAN within our building. McDougall-Littel was very accomodating in
giving us permission.
Lynn Dosch

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Hi all! We are in the process of moving from analog to all digital
supplementary materials in our department of modern languages. We are
using DAVID for all audio files and now wish to convert the video series
named above onto CDrom. It seems to me that I read on this very list that
others have done the same...or was I dreaming it? Also, who knows the
copyright laws for converting from one media to another for strictly
classroom use? Thanks fo any help!

Cheers!
Maria Alvarez