home Library Copyright What is copyright? Understanding fair dealing An exception to copyright in Canada that allows you to legally use a protected work without permission as long as the use is deemed “fair”. What is copyright? Overview Exceptions to copyright Fair dealing guidelines Fair dealing decision tree Fair dealing eModule Alternatives to copyright Creative commons and open access Quick reference guide to copyright Other forms of intellectual property Instructors Using Virtual Campus Using publicly accessible websites digital media Using copyright-protected materials in the physical classroom Creating print course packs Students, staff and creators Students Copyright and your thesis Staff Creators Additional resources Frequently asked questions Asking for permission Generative artificial intelligence Using electronic resources License lookup tutorial Linking to e-books and full-text articles Using copyright-protected material for an event Perceptual difficulties and other concerns Library materials and archives – Unlocatable copyright owner Request for takedown of library materials and archives Contact us Learning module Understanding Fair Dealing - Copyright Office Start the module
