Photos For Class makes it as easy as possible to properly attribute photos, especially for printed or presented materials, so that there is no need to worry about plagiarism or stolen work.
How We Cite
When you click download we automatically generate a watermarked image that contains.
- The name of the author
- The name of the photo
- A link to the original photo
- The name and type of license along with a link to read it
Why Cite the Author?
The internet is an amazing resource and allows people from all over the world to contribute their work for other people to use. It is important to cite an author to give proper credit for materials.
It is Also the Law
Most of the photos that are shown on Photos For Class/Photos for Work require attribution as part of the licensing terms set by the author. We only show images that are free for use and allow for derivative works.
How Tos about Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
Teach students how to properly cite images in classroom projects
Show your students how to add image citations to their assignments. Explain the importance of giving credit and demonstrate using a sample image, highlighting author, photo name, license, and source link.
Demonstrate proper citation using a classroom poster
Create a poster that features an image and its citation details. Display it in your classroom as a visual reminder for students to cite pictures in their work.
Practice citation skills with a group activity
Organize a group activity where students find images and write citations together. Encourage peer review to ensure accuracy and understanding.
Integrate citation checks into grading rubrics
Add a citation component to your project grading rubrics. Reward students for properly citing images, reinforcing this important digital skill.
Use digital tools to simplify image citation
Leverage platforms like Photos For Class that automatically generate citations. Show students how to use these resources for efficient and accurate attribution.
Frequently Asked Questions about Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
How does Photos For Class help me properly attribute photos for my classroom materials?
Photos For Class automatically adds a citation watermark to each downloaded image, including the author’s name, photo title, license type, and links, ensuring you meet attribution requirements and avoid plagiarism.
What information is included in a Photos For Class citation?
Each Photos For Class image includes the author’s name, photo title, original photo link, license type, and a link to the license details—helping educators cite sources correctly and easily.
Why is it important for teachers to cite photo authors in educational materials?
Citing photo authors gives proper credit, respects copyright laws, and sets a positive example for students on ethical content use and digital citizenship in the classroom.
Are the images from Photos For Class free and legal to use for school projects?
Yes, all images on Photos For Class are free for educational use and allow derivative works. Each photo’s license is displayed and linked for transparency and compliance.
How do I avoid plagiarism when using photos in student presentations?
Use images from Photos For Class to ensure each photo is properly cited with author and license information, thereby preventing plagiarism and honoring creators’ rights.
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