Citation & Copyright
Learn how to properly cite your sources and tools you can use to do it.
Citing Sources
Waltham High School students have access to an online research tool called Noodle Tools. To access your Noodle Tools account, go to the "waffle" in the upper right corner of your Gmail, click on it, and scroll down until you come to the Noodle Tools Icon. Log-in with your Gmail account.
Citing Sources Printable Handouts:
Waltham High School students have access to an online research tool called Noodle Tools. To access your Noodle Tools account, go to the "waffle" in the upper right corner of your Gmail, click on it, and scroll down until you come to the Noodle Tools Icon. Log-in with your Gmail account.
Citing Sources Printable Handouts:
Copyright
What is Copyright? "Copyright refers to a Federal law that protects work created by you or anyone else from being copied, changed, or used without permission. In other words, when you create something like a story, photograph, poem, song, or drawing, it belongs to you and others have to get your permission to use it."
Where can I find images, videos, and music that I can use for school projects? Use the resources listed below.
Images
Video
Music
Sound Effects
What is Copyright? "Copyright refers to a Federal law that protects work created by you or anyone else from being copied, changed, or used without permission. In other words, when you create something like a story, photograph, poem, song, or drawing, it belongs to you and others have to get your permission to use it."
Where can I find images, videos, and music that I can use for school projects? Use the resources listed below.
Images
- Creative Commons
- Wikimedia Commons
- Public Domain Images
- Open Photo
- Pics 4 Learning
- Free Images
- Photos for Class
Video
- Creative Commons Video
- Vimeo Creative Commons (Blocked at school)
Music
Sound Effects
- Audio Micro: In order to download sounds, you will need to make an account.
- Free Sound: In order to download sounds, you will need to make an account
