The objective is to allow teachers and students to work safely, with quality content instead of illegal copies or plagiarism.

The Asociación Nacional de Editores de Libros y Material de Enseñanza de España (ANELE) (The National Association of Book Publishers and Teaching Materials of Spain) and CEDRO are collaborating to promote a safe digital environment for the development of digital skills in the educational community through a responsible framework with copyrights. The objective of both organizations with this initiative is to facilitate technological solutions that allow the responsible use of quality educational content, so that teachers and students work safely and with quality content without the risk of ilegal copies or plagiarism.

Within the framework of this collaboration, the editors of ANELE are going to incorporate their catalog into SAR with an application developed by CEDRO that allows identifying any digital use of the works indexed in its repertoire which will avoid missuse of either close or open networks. SAR was created as an international endevor since it is foreseen that funds from other countries will be added through their corresponding management entities.

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