Meljoy
08-11-2008, 02:47 PM
I am not sure if this is the correct forum for this- but it is about curriculum-
Why are most of the educational CDs I buy copyrighted so that they cannot be re-sold?
These are disks that I DO NOT download permanently to my computer - but if I were to sell the disk what I have would be gone. I am thinking of the History Through the Ages timeline figures & Home School in the Woods Timetravlors units which I both LOVE - BTW and recently some disks with notebook pages for Geography- I noticed the copyright said it could not be re-sold.
WHY is it not OK to re-sell homeschool curriculum CDs when it is OK to re-sell books???????
I realize some of these companies are homeschooling families and I am not trying ot stir anything up- I just want to know why the difference with CDs and books.
Why are most of the educational CDs I buy copyrighted so that they cannot be re-sold?
These are disks that I DO NOT download permanently to my computer - but if I were to sell the disk what I have would be gone. I am thinking of the History Through the Ages timeline figures & Home School in the Woods Timetravlors units which I both LOVE - BTW and recently some disks with notebook pages for Geography- I noticed the copyright said it could not be re-sold.
WHY is it not OK to re-sell homeschool curriculum CDs when it is OK to re-sell books???????
I realize some of these companies are homeschooling families and I am not trying ot stir anything up- I just want to know why the difference with CDs and books.