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cd-rom licenses in electronic classroom
We just got a new electronic classroom with 12 workstations and and want to use hands on exercises to teach how to use our databases. We are a small university and our network licenses are usually around 4-8 concurrent users. So we cannot actually use all our workstations if we want to comply with licensing agreements. Same if we want to use cd-rom which is not on network. We can only make a demonstration. I'd be interested in feedback from anyone who has try to make agreements with the cd-rom producers to be able, during the teaching, to increase this limit so our users can practiced. Thanks >>>>>>>>-----<<<<<<<< Eveline Landa Bibliotheque des sciences Universite du Quebec a Montreal C.P. 8889 succ. Centre-Ville Montreal, P.Q. Canada, H3C 3P8 Tel (514) 987-3000 poste 3247 Fax (514 987-3115 landa.eveline@uqam.ca >>>>>>>>-----<<<<<<<<
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