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Q. Your lecturer has asked you to read four chapters of a textbook in time for the next lesson. You visit the library with two friends, but can only find one copy of the book. So you decide to make photocopies of all the chapters you need. Is this okay?

Q. You find some old maps in the Kingston University Archive, which you’d like to reproduce on your website. You can’t see any evidence of who created the map, but it appears to date from the early 17th century. Can you use this map?

Q. Working with some other students on your module, you design a new piece of software. When the module ends you continue to develop the software on your own and eventually decide to begin distributing it for a profit. What must you consider?

Q. You’re working with a student from another university on a piece of research. After searching iCat, you download some PDFs of academic journal articles and email copies to your colleague so that you can both work on them at the same time. Is this permitted?

Q. You attend an event on Network Security. There is a discussion panel which you decide to film on your phone and post on your blog. You try to get permission from everyone involved: three of the four panel members agree to let the footage be posted online, but you are unable to get in contact with the fourth speaker. Is this okay?

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