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Permission to show work? (Betti and All)

From: Janjarreau
Date: Sun Feb 20 2000 - 08:58:18 PST

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    In a message dated 2/19/00 6:48:27 PM Central Standard Time,
    wsfcs-art writes:

    <<
     Janice and all-
     Regarding student artwork on the web. I think you do need a permission
     slip if you use the student's name.
     In our school system we (art teachers) are not allowed to act as agents
     selling any student artwork, virtual or actual reality.
     
     Artfully yours,
     Betti P. Longinotti >>

    Hello Betti and All,
        I won't be selling any student artwork. What I want to do is show the
    artwork the students made under my guidance as a student teacher. These are
    Group Projects and the artwork is the property of the school. I paid for 80%
    of the materials used. The students paid for none. Since we have 26 groups,
    I doubled up on the images, so I will get to keep half and my co-op teacher
    will keep the other half. The students know they will not get to keep them.
    To be safe I can just put up the ones I will keep and put no names, just the
    name of the school. Would that work? Or how about first names? I won't put
    pictures of the students, just the art. I don't mind sending home a
    permission slip, but I don't think I will get all of them returned. If 1 out
    of a group doesn't return their slip that could ruin it for the whole group.
        My other question is; I want to video tape them doing their presentation.
     This way each class can get to see what the other classes are doing. I will
    not sell it, just show it. Could I ask each group as they come up if it is
    OK or do I need a permission for that too? Thanks.
    Janice 

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