TeeJay books are available on the Books for All Database again

Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 13th January, 2015

Following the incident where a TeeJay book was found available on the internet (see the 7 January blog post), we have modified the wording of the Books for All Database records and we hope that it is clearer and encourages staff to read and understand the terms and conditions.

Tom Strang at TeeJay is happy with the wording and so we have made the TeeJay books available once again. We are very grateful to Tom for his understanding and for allowing us to share his publications, free of charge, so that learners with print disabilities can access them.

You can see all the TeeJay books by clicking here. 

This is the arrangement:

These accessible copies are made available under the terms of the Copyright Licensing Agency Print Disability Licence to be used only by a learner who is visually impaired or otherwise disabled and by reason of such visual impairment or disability is unable to read or access the original printed book.

Under the terms of the licence you must download or obtain an accessible copy for each learner who needs one. All learners must have a print disability.

By downloading this book I confirm that:

• I am downloading this book for a learner with a print disability.  I will not supply the book to learners who do not have a print disability.  I will not upload the book to the internet for public access.  
• I understand that I am legally responsible for the file and for its usage.  
• I agree to the Books for All Database Terms and Conditions.

Books for All Database Licence Conditions for TeeJay Books

• The user of this Accessible Digital Copy must have legal access to a print copy of the book, bought either for personal use or as part of a class set.
• The Accessible Digital Copy should be deleted once the pupil has completed the course for which it was supplied.