One license for one person
Each resource you buy comes with one nontransferable license for one individual: you, the buyer. If a listing clearly offers a different license, that listing’s license applies instead. You may use the resource with the students in your own classroom or other instructional setting.
A purchase gives you a limited right to use the resource. It doesn’t transfer the copyright, which stays with the creator.
You may
- print and copy the resource for your own students;
- share it with your own students through a password-protected learning platform;
- keep a copy for your own records and download it again from My library at any time.
You may not
- share the file or your license with other teachers, staff members or anyone else: each additional person needs their own license;
- post it on a public website or shared drive;
- resell, redistribute or claim the resource as your own.
Licenses for more than one person
Many resources offer multi-user licenses (for example 2–5, 6–10, 11–25, 26–50 or 51–100 users) that you can choose on the resource page. Each additional person who will use a resource must be covered by a license bought on Teach This Way!.
Schools and districts
A school or district purchase doesn’t automatically cover unlimited users. The number of people who may use the resource is the number stated in the license that was bought. Buying for several teachers? See Buying for a school.
Your purchases stay yours
Your license doesn’t expire, and a creator can’t take back a license you paid for because they close their store. Your purchased resources stay in My library, and you can download them again whenever you need them.