Reprints, Photocopies and Licensing of Content

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To use the full text of any Education Week content, except to make five copies for personal, non-commercial use, contact the Education Week Library at reprints@educationweek.org.

Please include the following information in your request:

• Identify the content (a link or headline and date of publication)
• State if your intended use of the content is for educational or commercial purposes
• Describe your intended use (e.g. print run, duration of use, online and/or in print, etc.)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need permission to link to articles?
• How do I obtain permission to use a section or the full text of an article?
• Do I need permission to make a photocopy of an article?
• How can I use Education Week content in my classroom or share it with my colleagues?
• How do I reprint EdWeek Market Brief material?
• How do I order copies or get permission to reprint a special report or Spotlight?
• Can I share or use a photograph, infographic, or other multimedia item?
• How do I license video from Education Week?
• How do I order a custom reprint?
• My question was not answered here. Who do I contact?

Permission is not required to link to any article or page on our site so long as you do not state or imply any sponsorship of your site or product by Education Week. Use cases include linking from websites, social media, newsletters, listservs, and emails. Our policy allows others to post a link and up to two paragraphs of any article on our website. For example:

Vision, Reality Collide in Common-Core Tests - Education Week
In states across the country, field-testing of the exams that will measure students’ mastery of the Common Core State Standards is well underway. Much attention is focusing on the questions that this “testing of the test” will inevitably raise about bandwidth, access for special populations, and standard-setting.

Our policy allows others to post a link and up to two paragraphs of any article on our website.

Other than a limited number of photocopies (see here), you may not reproduce the full-text of an article in any format without permission. You may not email the full text of an article without a license to do so. This restriction includes, but is not limited to, screenshots, embedded PDFs, links to PDFs, or copied and pasted text.

If you wish to use the full text of an article or a portion larger than two paragraphs, please email reprints@educationweek.org.

Permission is not required to photocopy an Education Week article for non-commercial use. Readers may make up to five print copies of our content at no cost for personal, noncommercial use, provided that each copy includes a full citation of the source. If you’d like to make more than five copies of an article or copy articles for commercial use, please email reprints@educationweek.org.

See information about making photocopies of EdWeek Market Brief content here.

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If you would like to use Education Week content in your university classroom and your institution does not have a group subscription, please check with your librarian to see whether your institution has a Copyright Clearance Center license. Education Week content can be licensed through the Copyright Clearance Center.

If you would like to use EdWeek Market Brief content and your institution does not have a group subscription, please contact reprints@educationweek.org for pricing. Please include information about how the content will be used and how many people you would like to share it with.

You may print one copy of any material posted on EdWeek Market Brief, but only for your personal use, provided you keep intact all copyright and other proprietary notices that appear on such material. You may not otherwise reproduce or distribute copies of any EdWeek Market Brief materials in any form (including by e-mail or other electronic means), without prior written consent. Please contact reprints@educationweek.org with requests to reprint EdWeek Market Brief material. Please include the following information in your request:

• Identify the content (a link or the headline and date of publication)
• State if your intended use of the content is for educational or commercial purposes
• Describe your intended use (e.g. print run, duration of use, online and/or in print, etc.)

Please contact the Education Week Library at reprints@educationweek.org.

Permission is not required to link to any infographics or multimedia on our site so long as you do not state or imply any sponsorship of your site or product by Education Week. Use cases include linking from websites, social media, newsletters, listservs, and emails. Please contact reprints@educationweek.org for permission and costs if you would like to reproduce any photographs or multimedia items.

If the photograph or image you wish to reproduce is from Getty or AP, you will need to contact Getty Images or the Associated Press for permission to use the photograph or image.

Please contact reprints@educationweek.org with requests to license video from Education Week. Please include the following information in your request:

• Identify the content (a link or the headline and date of publication)
• State if your intended use of the content is for educational or commercial purposes
• Describe your intended use (e.g., use clip in documentary film, broadcast, online course)
• Include timestamps of the clip you’d like to use if you don’t want to use the whole video

Full-color and black-and-white reprints of Education Week articles and blog posts are available to order. Each custom-designed reprint is formatted with our Education Week logo. Custom reprints can be ordered as digital PDFs for online or print use, or as physical copies printed on quality 8½ x 11 paper.

To learn more or to order a custom reprint, email reprints@educationweek.org. Please include details about the content you are requesting (headline or URL, date of publication) and how you intend to use that content, as well as your contact information.

Please email reprints@educationweek.org.