Acceptable use.
The short version: upload material you have the right to use, and don’t use generated lessons to pretend you wrote something you didn’t.
You may upload
- Lecture slides from your own classes (you took notes during; the lecturer distributed; or are otherwise yours to study from).
- Material you authored.
- Material that is in the public domain or under a license that permits derivative use for personal study.
- Material covered by fair use / fair dealing for personal educational purposes in your jurisdiction.
You may not upload
- Copyrighted material you have no right to use (e.g. textbook chapters you don’t own, internal corporate decks you weren’t given permission to use).
- Content that depicts or sexualizes minors.
- Content designed to deceive (e.g. spreading deliberately false medical, legal, or financial information).
- Personally identifying information about other people without their consent.
- Anything illegal in the jurisdiction where you live or where Lecturly operates.
You may not use generated lessons to
- Pass off generated content as the original work of an instructor or author who didn’t make it.
- Republish, resell, or syndicate generated lessons without making clear they were generated by Lecturly from a source.
- Train another machine-learning model.
What happens if you violate this policy
We will reach out by email and ask you to stop or delete the relevant content. Repeated or egregious violations result in account closure with no refund of unused subscription time. Illegal content is reported to the appropriate authorities.
Reporting violations
If you believe someone is using Lecturly to violate this policy, including using your work without permission, write to legal@lecturly.ai with the share URL or account email and we will investigate.