Many schools have access to information-based networks.
The content of information material carried on these computer networks may be copyright protected. You can make one hard copy for personal use, but multiple copies and photocopying of that materials a copyright violation. The data base itself, that is, the collection of data carried through computerized information networks is generally copyright protected due to the skill and labour that went into compiling the data base. In order to determine what can or cannot be copied, or to obtain permission to copy information, contact the copyright holder of the information network system. The name and contact address of the copyright holder should be included on the agreement to purchase, on the contract for use, or on the information pamphlet accompanying a laser disc or software program.