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No. Intellectual property rights in student works belong to the student who created the work. A creative work like this PowerPoint presentation, created by a student to meet course requirements, is the property of the student and may not be used by the faculty member without permission from the student. Even though the faculty member intends to use the student's presentation for an educational purpose and the material in the presentation is largely factual, the fact that the faculty member plans on using the student's entire presentation (and in the creative format developed by the student) weighs against a determination of "fair use"(an exception to copyright). The faculty member should contact the student for permission to use the presentation.

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