Professors provide materials such as lecture slides, assignments and journal articles to help students learn in their courses. Often times, these materials are posted to SLATE. They are protected by copyright so your uses of them have to comply with the copyright law and Sheridan policies.
Generally, course materials are provided to students for their own educational or research use. Students should not share these materials with other people or on the Internet without their professor's permission.
On the other hand, if you take your own lecture notes (not verbatim or word-for-word of what your professor said), you own copyright to your notes and can share them with other students. However, you should not share your exam answers or completed assignments that can help other students to cheat, as per Sheridan's Academic Integrity Policy.