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The image below by Julia speaks for itselfвЂ¦ but will be clarified. However, since the online exposure of the current TESвЂ™s Terms and Conditions, this is now a huge issue for the online community of teachers here in the UK. So, therefore the issue of Copyright and IP ownership should be irrelevant. This means that we could assume that no-one would make any financial gain from them.

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вЂњOver 662,382 free teaching resources to use in your classroom and school today.вЂќ Last updated: 04 October 2013 We (the teacher), freely share resources with everyone and anyone in education. This includes sharing your resources on other sister-sites in the USA ( Share My Lesson) and Australia ( TES Australia) вЂ“ without your knowledge and perhaps, even after you have removed them from the TES in the UK. вЂ¦ to the TES parent company, is the вЂњharvestingвЂќ of resources for their other partner websites that may charge for access to these resources.

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I will clarify this for everyone below on behalf of Michael Shaw who is director of TES Pro and former deputy editor of the TES magazine. However, one that has needed clarification for everyone, is charging customers to use TESPro in order to access resources. TES Terms and Conditions: вЂYou hereby waive any moral rights you have in the contentвЂ.ДЄs a consequence, the TES can continue to use the resources you upload and share, for free. This was compounded by examples shared below. In the original post, we highlighted that the resources that you upload to The TES website, no longer belong to you and that the TESвЂ™s Terms and Conditions are not clear enough. The teachers representing this article are: And, the second half of the article, which has been updated today, following a meeting at TSL headquarters in London at 2.30pm on The background to #Vamoose prior to today's publication, to which the first half of this article has been premeditated.Дў. Has been taking place and of late, report back to everyone, regarding the outcomes at TSL headquarters today. #Vamoose and #Skedaddle In this anticipated post, we hope to highlight the concerns that have been raised by the teaching community allow others to catch up with what Read more about those of you who have been hiding under your duvet for the past 4 weeks, you may have missed my #Vamoose IвЂ™m off! story, regarding teacher content uploading to The TES Resources website. In 2015, he was nominated as one of the '500 Most Influential People in Britain' by The Sunday. 2010, Ross Morrison McGill founded from a simple Twitter account through which he rapidly became the 'most followed teacher on social media in the UK'.