Citing jpgs, gifs, etc. in a Power Point, etc.

[Deb Dalton <daltonj@WPE.COM>]

We are having a flurry of activity in our school of students opting to
create PowerPoint presentations. Many students seem to rather casual about
giving credit to the art work they choose to include in these projects. How
obligated are they to include any scanned art works, clip art, etc. in their
Works Cited page? And if so, what is appropriate MLA format? I suppose I am
also asking how obligated are they to cite these pictorials in ANY Works
Cited, whether it is a PowerPoint or traditional print format product?

Many thanks, and please respond to me directly at:

daltonj@wpe.com


Deb Dalton,LMS
Oneonta High School
Oneonta, NY 13820

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