Comparison of different workbook formats
Photocopiable Digital License Terms
Photocopy permission for a single purchasing school/address – Photocopies are for elementary or secondary school staff at the purchasing address. If you have 5 addresses, you’ll need to buy 5 books.
We do not give permission for school boards to service more than one school from a single book.
We do not give permission for anyone to photocopy from a photocopy of the books.
Electronic copies of content may not be posted on, or distributed by, third-party course providers, content aggregators/distributors, or any platforms.
We do not grant permission for any adaptation, edit, excerpt or summary of any products.
We do not issue refunds for digital products once the order is confirmed and the product is sent.
Play Fair – Respect Copyright!
Copyright Restrictions on Photocopiable Licenses
YMHC offers photocopy-friendly materials with specific guidelines to facilitate usage within educational institutions:
- While these workbooks and guidebooks are sent digitally in PDF format, they are designed to be printed and photocopied for use within the purchasing educational institution.
- Photocopy permission is specifically granted to the staff of the purchasing school at the designated address, allowing them to distribute copies among their colleagues and students within the same school.
- If multiple schools or addresses wish to use these materials, each must acquire its own copy to ensure fair use and respect for copyright laws.
- It's important to note that these materials should not be duplicated beyond the initial print and photocopy scope for which they are licensed. For instance, photocopying from an already made photocopy or extending the distribution beyond the purchasing site is not permitted.
- Similarly, these photocopy-friendly materials cannot be shared electronically on any third-party platforms or by content aggregators, maintaining the exclusivity of the content for the purchaser's use.
- Any form of content modification or adaptation is strictly prohibited to preserve the educational quality and copyright of the materials.