Regarding copyright.

With permission to use purchased lesson plans from subscription websites, is it ok on myngle as long as they remain in myngle classroom? See email below.

OK, I’ll explain what we DON’T want. If you send copies of the esl-lounge Premium lesson plans via e-mail to other people, that would be a infringement of our copyright. Because then, people who hadn’t paid for the materials would be getting access to them. In a classroom environment with students of English, this is fine, but if student teachers are getting electronic copies of the lessons, they could then use them in their own teaching or pass them onto other teachers electronically for them to do the same. This is something we absolutely want to avoid.

If this is not your situation, and you are only dealing with students of English, then it should be OK. Will you be sending the whole lesson plans or just certain pages? What controls are in place to ensure multiple electronic copies of these lesson plans will not be circulated? A physical classroom is a relatively restricted situation, sending the plans electronically opens up a whole array of other possible problems.

Regards

Very nice and colourful slides. How can I upload my own Powerpoint slides that I create, onto my Myngle lesson plan/slides? I’m new at this and went through the training, but didn’t try this.

Also, if I’ve downloaded a book which is a .pdf file,(copyright free), then how can can I upload single pages without having to upload the whole book as slides please?

Lastly, (but by no means least!) how can I upload your example slides (above), into my lessons as slides please?

Thanks for your kind help and support =)
Shameem

I’m new here and try the best to create what I need! But when I was trying to upload my slides show, It was unaccepted with odp format from impress.Do I have to transfer to another format like pdf,jpg whatever.What is the right way for it? Many many thanks!

With the best wishes!

Leeduscher

how can I slide my create courses from powerpoint to add my profil in myngle
help

More information you can find reading our blog post here http://www.myngle.com/blog/2008/01/04/shared-courses-available-for-any-teacher

Even with a scanner, I wouldn’t recommend scanning pages from a textbook due to copyrights issue. So, you can either create courses based on the methodology you’re most comfortable in using or you can also add these shared courses created by Myngle or by the community of teachers. You’ll find a nice selection of levels and languages for you.