Copyright Policy
Copyright law
- All faculty, students and staff at the University of Guelph-Humber must adhere to the Canadian Copyright Act.
- The University of Guelph-Humber follows the University of Guelph's Copyright Policy
- For information about how to comply with copyright law, consult the Copyright Resources section below:
General information
Students, faculty and staff must comply with copyright. This includes material that you:
- Use during presentations
- Make into overheads or PowerPoint slides
- Share with others
- Post on course websites
- Copy or print
Copyright resources
Fair Dealing
The fair dealing policy outlines the copies that may be made by university students, staff and faculty under the fair dealing exception of the Canadian Copyright Act, without seeking the permission of the copyright owner.
Fair Dealing Policy for Universities.
Fair Dealing Guidelines
The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) has developed a series of application documents to assist universities with applying the Fair Dealing Policy for Universities.
Read the application guides on the University of Guelph Library website.
Wondering how Fair Dealing applies to students? Read the Fair Dealing Guidelines for Students
Need more information about copyright for instructors? Read the Copyright Guide for Instructors or visit the Faculty Guide to Library Services.
For more information about copyright, visit the University of Guelph’s Copyright website or read the University of Guelph Library Copyright Guidelines.
Please contact ghlib@guelphhumber.ca or call ext. 6204 for more information.