Hi,

I'm working with my Capstone classes, and we wanted to do a lesson on citing images in presentations.  I've looked at multiple sites and there seems to be multiple ways it could be done (even Canva can't agree on its website how images should be cited!) I agree it's important to give credit for people's work, but I'm struggling as to where exactly it should go and how it should be done. 

How are you having students cite the images they use in Google slides or Canva presentations? 

- Full MLA 9 citation under the picture? (I feel like this takes away from the presentation.) 

- Full Creative Commons style attribution? 

- Author's name and link? 

- Images Used page at the end of the presentation? 

I've seen it done all of these ways.

I appreciate your feedback and help!

Tenley

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