Images, video, and audio are easy to find online, but did you know they are not always free to use, even for school projects?
Media includes videos, audio, images, art, and other forms of expression. Use media when you need:
In-depth information about a topic
Information from a specific viewpoint or perspective
A visual representation of your topic
Read descriptions or reviews to understand the content and purpose of the media.
Preview the media before using it to make sure it fits your research needs.
Take notes while watching or listening to relevant parts of the media.
If needed, use a clip in your presentation.
Always cite media sources, and follow Fair Use Guidelines when using portions of media.
You can find media:
In the library
Through databases (filter by format)
On the internet (add AND video to your search terms)
From streaming sources
See suggested links below
Consult Fair Use Guidelines when using media in school projects.
Read more about using images for research.
Work through this Quizzizz tutorial on using media for school projects.