Copyright permission for iTunes U User's Guide

I am teaching a workshop for faculty at my university on how to use iTunes U, and I want to provide copies of the User's Guide to workshop attendees. However, our Printing Services department will not copy it because it contains a copyright notice. The same goes for iDVD and iMovie, which I also teach in workshops to faculty. How do I go about getting copyright permission from Apple for these user's guides?

I would certainely look at http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html to see if the document would fall under fair use. If this workshop is non profit, meaning if its for teachers, faculty and students then I would think it would fall under fair use. Please correct me if i'm wrong
Jacob

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