Citing images
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This document provides guidance on citing images in academic work and ensuring images are copyright friendly. It advises using images from Google, subscription databases, or those provided by the library. For images not born digitally, it recommends selecting the citation type "Work of Visual Art" in NoodleTools and consulting the "Show Me" section for how to identify important information about the image like the publisher, date, and title. It also refers the reader to a SlideShare for help with images that are not born digitally.
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Citing images
- 1. Citing Images – Born Digital
- 2. Make sure ALL images are copyright friendly! You may Google for copyright friendly images or you may use images provided by any of our subscription databases.
- 3. To add your image to your bibliography is NoodleTools … Select a citation type – Photo or Image
- 4. For more information, consult “Show Me” otherwise click Continue “Show Me” gives helpful steps on how to identify important information about your image. If this image was not “Born Digital” select “Work of Visual Art” instead.
- 5. For copyright friendly images on Google … Website Name
- 6. For copyright friendly images on Google … Publisher
- 7. For copyright friendly images on Google … Date of ePublication
- 8. For copyright friendly images on Google … Artists
- 9. For copyright friendly images on Google … Title of Photograph
- 10. But wait ….
- 11. What if your image is from one of the library subscription databases and is not born digitally?
- 12. See the SlideShare below for help with images that are not born digitally.
- 13. See the Library for Help. By S. Penttila, All Images Provided by The John Cooper School MS Librarian