A Visit to Copyright Bay: this site, developed by the University of St. Francis, explores "fair use" of copyrighted materials in the not-for-profit educational setting.

Copyright Law in the Electronic Environment: an overview of copyright law in an online environment, developed by the Office of General Counsel for the University of Texas System. This overview includes issues such as digitizing analog images, incorporating other's work into new works, supplemental course materials, and scholarly electronic communications.

Crash Course in Copyright: developed for faculty at the University of Texas, this site includes information on fair use, copyright in a digital library, licensing resources, and a Copyright Crash Course Online Tutorial.

KSU Copyright Basics Online Tutorial: a self-paced tutorial from Kansas State University that covers copyright basics such as what can be copyrighted, length of copyright protection, copyright ownership and registration, and fair use.

NCSU Copyright Tutorial: developed at North Carolina State University, this site is designed to help faculty and students understand copyright issues in an academic setting.