AETC NRC Disclaimer

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Materials Usage Guidelines

Web sites like the NRC rely on the honor system for attribution of authorship. In response to questions from AETC faculty and staff, we have developed the following guidelines.

	Slide sets and other materials that appear on the AETC NRC site are intended for public use, unless otherwise noted.
	If a slide set or other materials are used/presented in their entirety, the author attribution should be used.
	If selected slides or resources from the AETC NRC site are incorporated into another public presentation, it is good practice to credit the author and/or source of the slides/materials selected.
	An appropriate reference citation should be included if materials found on this website are used in preparing other presentations/materials.
	Materials should not be published or posted online without permission from their creators or copyright holders.
	For examples of appropriate citation, see our Using and Adapting Slides frequently asked questions.