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Permissions Policies and Procedures for Reusing Material Copyrighted by TESOL
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The TESOL permissions program is administered by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from a TESOL publication, you need to contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
CCC will advise you of the fee when they respond to your request.
The TESOL permissions program is administered by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from Essential Teacher, you need to contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
The TESOL permissions program is administered by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from Compleat Links, you need to contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
TESOL presidents retain copyright to their messages. For permission to reprint, please e-mail president@tesol.org.
The TESOL permissions program is administered by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from TESOL Journal, you need to contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
CCC will advise you of the fee when they respond to your request.
Articles that appear in TESOL Matters with bylines (in print or on-line) are not copyrighted by TESOL. However, according to U.S. copyright law, the authors themselves do retain copyright of their own work. Although TESOL encourages readers to share the contents of TM with interested colleagues and students, articles should not be republished or posted on-line without permission from the author and a complete reference to the issue of TM in which the article was published. TESOL encourages readers interested in republishing, photocopying, or posting TM articles to contact authors directly to secure written permission. E-mail addresses appear in the affiliations statements that close each article.
The TESOL permissions program is administered by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from TESOL Quarterly, you need to contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
CCC will advise you of the fee when they respond to your request.
TESOL owns the copyright to all materials posted on TESOL's Web site, including Compleat Links, with the exception of articles with bylines from the TESOL Matters archives. TESOL grants permission for one download for personal use of any document posted to TESOL's Web site. However, anytime you borrow more than 100 consecutive words from any Web-based document with the intention of republishing them elsewhere, you need to request permission from Copyright Clearance Center (CCC). Contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/.
Permissions FeesCCC will advise you of the fee when they respond to your request.
TESOL does not own the copyright to articles and notices in affiliate and interest section publications. Please contact the appropriate interest section newsletter editor or chair or affiliate newsletter editor or president or caucus leader for information on how to secure permission.
Interest sections, caucuses, and affiliates do not have automatic permission to reproduce TESOL materials in IS, caucus, or affiliate publications. Any such requests must be processed through the CCC. Contact CCC via their Web site, http://www.copyright.com/
For permission to photocopy materials for course packs in the United States, you must contact Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) at the address listed at the end of this document.
For permission to photocopy materials for paper, classroom intranet, or distance-learning course packs in Canada, you must contact
CanCopyFor permission to photocopy materials for course packs in other countries, ask the CCC to direct you to the proper permission-granting institution.
Libraries may place up to three paper copies of any article or chapter from a TESOL publication on reserve without having to write for permission. TESOL offers a license for materials to be placed on electronic reserves.
TESOL will not grant permission for the following types of requests
