Citations & Copyright
Citations & Copyright
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Mrs. Stanerson is always happy to help you with creating citations!
Another great resource is the Purdue OWL website (Online Writing Lab).
Click on the Purdue University box to the right to access the OWL site.
Citation Tools
Need to create a list of citations for your project?
Many students choose to utilize the built-in citation tool in Google Docs.
MyBib is another great option.
Click on the MyBib image on the right to install the Chrome Extension.
Copyright
Copyright gives a creator or author of a work the right to decide who can use the work,
make copies of the work, perform the work, display the work publicly, or make changes.
This includes papers, presentations, plays, videos, music, photographs, and artwork.
Remember!
Remember!
Take notes on what you read and use your own words. Plagiarism is when you copy someone else's work, words, or ideas and take credit for the work. It is okay to quote and reference sources, but never okay to copy and paste.
ALWAYS give credit to the source. Providing sources not only gives credit to the original content owner, it also gives credibility to your work.
Just because it's on the internet, doesn't mean it's okay to use in your project. However, there are many multimedia resources that WILL let you use their materials in your project - look for those shared through Creative Commons or use ImageQuest through GW OneClick.
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