This policy will be continuously assessed against new technologies, business practices and our customers’ needs. The following privacy policy applies to all Using Technology Better users, and conforms to Internet privacy standards. Using Technology Better regards customer privacy as an important part of our relationship with our customers. We hold the privacy of your personal information in the highest regard. Using Technology Better Privacy Commitment Here is the easiest way to cite resources such the author name and websites: When they do, the image will be automatically cited (see the number 1 in the image below) and the link in the footer at the bottom of the Google Doc. Your students then just simply drag and drop the image into their Google Doc. Your students can then type in the subject and click the little g next to their search term and choose images.Ī number of images will appear. If your students are using Chrome as their browser to access their Google Docs, they can click on Tools then Research.įrom there a section will open up on the right of the page. Competencies for students :: cite resources Here is the easiest way for your students to cite images: In Australia, the ACARA ICT General Capabilities (Australian National Curriculum for our overseas readers) suggest that a student should credit other peoples images by the end of year 4 and cite all sources including authors names and websites by the end of year 6. A great 21st Century Learning Skill (I would ague the century is irrelevant), is to be able to cite other sources correctly.
0 kommentar(er)
