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**Copyright Laws For Using Music In School Projects:**
 For projects at school where music is involved the music has to be evaluated because the music might be copyrighted. Also, the user might have copyrighted the performance. However, music is allowed to be used in education without permission or license and played in the class room if it's: All in all, the school or the teacher must check with the student that their material is not copyrighted. There has been many cases where college students have been caught using copyrighted material, such as music, in their projects; and got in trouble.
 * 1) An original composition and you are the composer or have the composer's permission
 * 2) You have the permission of the publishers of the music
 * 3) The music is used in distance education and you comply with all the requirements of the TEACH Act

**Downloading Copyrighted Material from the Internet and Using it in a Way That Violated the Rights of the Copyright Owner:**
 A large amount of materials that is either in the reach of the public or that has been made available for classroom use is also available on educational Web sites. Such material can be freely used in accordance with the designated requirements. Other online materials remain fully protected under copyright laws and can not be copyrighted. The standard Fair Use Guidelines For Educators should be followed for that latter type of material. Students can get in serious trouble if they are caught. If the original source can even sue the person who copyrighted their material.




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