Excellent topic! I am a literature teacher and many of the works I use are not digitalized, so I have had to lend my books. In Venezuela the internet is fatal and can be expensive for most people, so it is uphill to give classes at a distance. In these days the internet bill came to the house and was almost unpayable. The university doesn't pay for my books and it doesn't pay for my internet bill, and I doubt that it will pay if any equipment is damaged. While it is true that we professors used to take jobs home to review, with this new modality some lines are dangerously being disguised and transgressed. For example, a student was doing a consultation on a Sunday night at 11pm and although I don't like being unfriendly, I let him know that I was not available. If we don't set limits, there may come a time when there is no privacy of space and no intimacy of space. Greetings and good Friday, @tarazkp