Supporting faculty and instructors - This page outlines copyright-related requirements and responsibilities in teaching, rules and guidelines, and information about acquiring copyright clearance. It includes links to a series of four pages about course materials and copyright:

• Library resources - Information about providing course materials through the University Library. This page includes sections about reserves, electronic library resources, interlibrary loan and library contacts.
• In the classroom - Information about using copyrighted materials in the classroom.
• Learning management system - Information about posting copyrighted materials on a password-protected course website or learning management system.
• Retail Services - Information about providing course materials to students through Retail Services (Shop USask). 

Fair Dealing Guidelines - Guidelines to apply the fair dealing exception, sections 29 through 29.2 of the Canadian Copyright Act, to teaching at the University of Saskatchewan. 

Open Educational Practices, from the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning. 

Direct/persistent linking for electronic resources, USask research guide.

Student information - This home page includes links to all pages on our website that have copyright information for students. The most popular student pages are:

• Thesis frequently asked questions
• Infringement and plagiarism

Authors and creators - This home page includes links to all pages on our website that have copyright information for authors and creators. The page on data and statistics covers the use of Statistics Canada materials in research, and information about copyright protection for data. 

Scholarly communication at the University Library.

Open access, USask research guide.

Copyright guidelines - University of Saskatchewan huidelines for using materials protected by copyright.

Getting permission from a copyright owner - Instructions on acquiring permission to use a copyright-protected work.

Showing a film on campus - Information about how to arrange a film showing for a non-educational university event. 

Please visit the general information home page for more background information about copyright.