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− | Puppies tend to enjoy playing with toys as portrayed by [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghrGO6vT7gk Puppy Talks to His Toy] (2017) | + | *Puppies tend to enjoy playing with toys as portrayed by [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghrGO6vT7gk Puppy Talks to His Toy] (2017) |
Revision as of 14:33, 2 February 2017
Information on how to cite media in Wordpress or Canvas from work from the public domain
Images
Materials that you can post online
- Your original works of authorship to which you hold a copyright.
- Works in the public domain.
- Copyrighted articles and materials that you have received written permission to use.
- Materials with a creative commons license provided you follow the author's licensing requests
All creative commons citations should include the same information
- Title of image
- Creator name
- Source of image (url)
- Copyright information included with the image (i.e. watermark)
- CC license information (if possible link back to CC documentation page)
Databases
- (I.E. Flickr Wikimedia Commons Getty Images)
- Check terms of use
- If there are no specific citation requirements usually just the link to the image page and its corresponding database is fine
- At minimum make sure to cite Creator, Image, Title, Source
- If the image is from a print or electronic publication you include Creator, Title, Source
Example
swampcat1934 Lisensed under CC0 Bunny1002846_640.jpg Pixabay
Video
The process of citing videos found online (i.e. Youtube) is slightly different than citing images or other media
Youtube
In Text
- Puppies tend to enjoy playing with toys as portrayed by Puppy Talks to His Toy (2017)