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Can students include copyright materials in their assignments and presentations?

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Can students include copyright materials in their assignments and presentations?

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Generally yes. The fair dealing exception allows students to use works for research, private study, criticism or review. So provided the student is including the work for one of these purposes, and acknowledges the author and source of the material, and the use could be characterized as fair, bearing in mind the fair dealing factors outline above, it will likely be covered by the fair dealing exception.

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