Classroom & Institutional Licensing Policy

Classroom & Institutional Licensing

Effective November 13, 2026. IntoChemistry materials are intended for students and educators, but a personal purchase does not authorize distributing complete paid resources to an entire course. Classroom and institutional permissions are granted only when a product is expressly offered with an educational license or when IntoChemistry LLC provides separate written permission.

Individual instructor versus classroom use

An individual Personal-Use License permits an instructor’s own preparation or study, subject to its terms. A Classroom License, when purchased or agreed in writing, may authorize an identified instructor to reproduce or electronically distribute specified licensed materials to enrolled students in the identified course section and academic term. The price, product, number of sections, covered enrollment, duration, whether adaptations are permitted, and any renewal rights must be defined on the particular product listing, receipt or signed agreement. If those details are not specified, no classroom copying permission is granted by this policy alone.

Secure learning-management systems

For a classroom license that explicitly authorizes student distribution, you may use a password-protected course LMS such as Brightspace, Canvas, Blackboard, or Moodle for access by enrolled students during the licensed term, subject to the exact license purchased. You must prevent public indexing, unrestricted sharing and reposting of protected download links. Instructors must not publish instructor-only answer keys where students can access them contrary to the product’s stated assessment conditions. Do not upload licensed materials to publicly searchable resource repositories or resale marketplaces.

Department and institutional use

Sharing among multiple instructors, course sections, departments, campuses or institutions is not included in a one-instructor or personal license unless a written institutional agreement says otherwise. Departments, school districts and colleges should contact us with the desired number of instructors and course sections to request a proposed license. No site page currently constitutes an automatic site-wide or district-wide license grant.

Teacher modifications and student work

Classroom agreements may permit reasonable formatting or accommodation changes necessary for authorized teaching, subject to the specific written scope. Creating a modified version does not remove original ownership or third-party attribution requirements. Students own their own original responses where applicable; permission to distribute a blank workbook is not a claim of ownership over student answers. Nothing in this policy overrides a student’s mandatory accessibility or other statutory rights.

Rights, safety and publisher independence

Any instructional redistribution license is limited to content IntoChemistry owns or can authorize. External images and third-party publications remain under their own terms. Chemistry laboratory materials must be reviewed and approved by the purchasing institution before use; a classroom license is not laboratory safety approval. IntoChemistry is independent of referenced textbook and examination publishers unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Request a license

Email hello@intochemistry.com with the product title, teaching institution, number of instructors, approximate student enrollment, planned semesters, and whether LMS delivery is needed. We will describe the permissions available and provide written licensing terms before purchase. Do not send student names or confidential records.