This book is intended as a companion to Copyright for Schools: A Practical Guide , Fifth Edition . While not containing the detail to be a primary resource on copyright, this book includes 178 questions taken from Library Media Connection (2005–2011), plus new questions not yet published. All questions have been updated to reflect the state of law as of Spring 2011. All questions were initially submitted by educators and edited for broadest application. The most common use for the questions here is to present practical applications of copyright practice to educators who may not know or accept it. In fact, the questions and answers may be used to convince reluctant educators that their erroneous assumptions about common educational practices are incorrect. It’s important to recognize that these questions are not legal advice. While the author is an attorney, I recommend that complex copyright problems be discussed with a school district’s retained counsel or an attorney who specializes in intellectual property. Each situation is unique, and a slightly different combination of facts may yield a totally different outcome than the examples here. Use the questions as a starting point for discussion and consideration, not as an unequivocal answer.