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Citations, in brief: 
 

  • The IB (and SIS) requires you to give credit to every source of info, idea or image that you borrow from someone else. 

  • The QUALITY of your sources matters. 

  • For art, you also need to label your own work so it's clear. 

  • The IB doesn't care what style you use, but be consistent. 

  • Use Noodletools, MLA 9

  • For every image, the IB wants: title, artist, date and source. Include the medium! 

Suggestions: 

  • Have an images list numbered (Image 1, Image 2) in the order the images appear. Use MLA citation in Images list. 

  • The first time you use an image, use the number and full citation in caption. 

  • Have a Works Cited list for your sources. 

  • Every slide needs captions or citations to say where you got the images and info. 

Where do I find images?

Sites for Copyright-Free Images

  • You can use these because the creators have made them copyright-free 
  • If the image says "No attribution" you can use it without citing it

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