Using Images
Remember to check your images, wherever you find them, for permissions and limitations of use. Always check for copyright information and be sure to cite your sources as best you can!
Part of using images well is writing strongly and clearly about them in your work. Use the resources below for guidelines in writing clearly using images as well as links on fair use and using images responsibly.
- OWL at Purdue Visual Rhetoric
Provides guidelines for writing about images cogently and clearly. A helpful place to start! - OWL at Purdue: Citing Images in MLA
Information on citing your images correctly using MLA. - Image Workstation Help
Via Reed College. Contains information on citing images in MLA, APA, and Chicago citation styles. - Copyright Crash Course
Via University of Texas. Excellent website that explains copyright and includes the 4 factor test.
Citation Help
Why should we cite?
Using proper citation style allows us to give credit to the creators of the material we are using. It is how we use information responsibly and respectfully. By using citations, our claims and theories become more authorized and credible because we are providing supporting evidence from other sources. Citations also allow us to be honest about our contributions and avoid plagiarism. This guide was created to help you find the information you need to be able to create citations properly, avoid plagiarism, and use our bibliographic citation software, RefWorks. Please feel free to ask a librarian for more help!

Citation Generators
Here are links to online citation generators. For the purposes of creating a quick, one-time citation in the correct style, these websites will generate citations once the information has been provided.

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