Legal: Emailing the web address (URL) of a resource to a colleague so they can download it themselves., Posting a PDF to a password-protected Learning Management System (like Google Classroom or Canvas) that only your roster can access., Printing 25 copies of a purchased worksheet for your own students., Buying one full-price license and two discounted "additional licenses" for your teammates., Using a photo from a site like Unsplash or Pixabay that is listed as "Public Domain" or "CC0.", Creating a worksheet entirely from scratch using your own text and drawings., Copyright Infringement: Downloading a Disney image for a newsletter, Downloading a free PDF and emailing the file attachment to your entire grade-level team., Saving a purchased unit to a "Third Grade Team" folder on Google Drive that other teachers can access., Uploading a PDF worksheet to your class website where parents (and the general public) can download it without a password., Photocopying a workbook page for a teacher down the hall because "they just need it for today.", Taking a screenshot of a digital workbook to create a "new" worksheet without paying for it., Zip-filing all your downloaded resources and leaving them on the school server for the next teacher who takes your job.,

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