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Without any agreement between the guardians and instructors that a school owns the right to student’s work (which appears rather rare), the student who creates the material owns the copyright in the work. | Without any agreement between the guardians and instructors that a school owns the right to student’s work (which appears rather rare), the student who creates the material owns the copyright in the work. | ||
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Without any agreement between the guardians and instructors that a school owns the right to student’s work (which appears rather rare), the student who creates the material owns the copyright in the work.
