[projectaon] Re: School Library Use
- From: James Durrant <james.durrant@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 12:23:10 +0000
Hi,
I apologise for the delay - as we approach the holiday season, are volunteers
are busier than ever.
Officially, the best way would be to obtain printed copies via the normal
routes. The books are back in print now so should be obtainable.
If you have computer access in the library, you are more than welcome to access
the AON site. Many individuals take offline copies for personal use - but I am
not certain how offline access would sit in a library situation.
Printing your own copies is dubious though - you could contact Joe Dever
directly to seek permission, but we would not be able to directly provide such
permission.
Hope this is of some help
James
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> Subject: [projectaon] School Library Use
> Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 12:53:13 -0800
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> From: David Dayton daviddayton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: 20:53:13 on Tuesday, November 18, 2014
> Subject: School Library Use
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> Is there any way to get permission to use these copies in a school library
> setting? I'm currently running two middle school libraries, and I think the
> appeal of a good gamebook would help spur interest in reading with my
> students. I checked the license, and it seems like printing out copies for
> student use would be a violation of the agreement. Is there any way to get
> permission to use these in a school setting? I was hoping to put together
> 1-2 copies of each of the books for student use.
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