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Teachers using iTunes content in the classroom: TOS violation?

I'm an English teacher in Southeast Asia and one of the most challenging things is keeping students awake during a boring vocabulary lesson. A few weeks ago I was watching an episode of 'How It's Made' on my laptop at my desk, [I'd purchased about a dozen seasons of the show via iTunes] and one student passed by and became mesmerized. This was a student who was not confident with his English ability and therefore rarely speaks due to potential embarrassment. But this show brought his words forth like water from Old Faithful.


A few more students gathered, then a few more. Finally I decided we might as well watch it in the classroom. Everybody was glued to their seats and there wasn't a sleepy eye in the room.


Is this a technical violation of the TOS? I see that 300+ of the "How It's Made" episodes are also on YouTube so I could just as easily show those, but I figured I'd ask the question for posterity's sake.

iTunes-OTHER, Windows 10

Posted on Nov 11, 2017 5:27 AM

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Teachers using iTunes content in the classroom: TOS violation?

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