For example Artsor, Early Encounters in North America, Grove Art Online etc.

The terms of use are set by the database licence. There are several excellent image databases accessible through Yok University Libraries. However, the best practice is to include in the citation, at a minimum, the Creator’s name, Title of the image, Source of the image (for internet content this would include the full URL to the image source page). It may be difficult to locate information on an image that is from a work in the public domain.

Providing the full licence type and URL will ensure that information is not lost in the move from an online to a printed format.įor a very helpful guide to attributing Creative Commons material see a Factsheet from the Australian Research council Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation in partnership with CC Australia: Attributing Creative Commons Materials, Students may want to print out copies of your slides so include all of the information they will need to locate the images. You can find more details on attribution requirements and examples of citations for CC licensed material here: Creative Common licence information (including link back to CC licensing page if possible).Any copyright information included with an image (such as a watermark).Source of the image (usually in the form of a URL to image source page).Source of the image (for internet content this would include the complete URL to the image source page)Īttribution for content licensed under a Creative Commons (CC) licence should include:.Date of access (important to know if a website is no longer available).Institution (gallery, museum) where the image is located / owned (if applicable).Date the image (or work represented by the image) was created.Image creator's name (artist, photographer, etc.).To track your image use we recommend providing a citation for each image on the final slide of the slide deck.

How to insert a citation for an image