[LM_NET] Citing your sources in an Animoto Book Trailer

[Beth Martin <BMartin@DCE.K12.WI.US>]

My 7th graders are creating their first book trailers.  They will use music from 
Animoto or Soundzabound and images from wikimedia, morguefile and others so that 
they won't violate copyright protections.  At first I thought they should make a 
regular bibliography and save it as a jpeg in PowerPoint and add it to the end of 
their trailer.  With all of the pictures they may be using from just a few sources 
that seems pretty cumbersome.  Is there another way to do this that looks clean and 
gives proper credit?  Would anyone be willing to send directions on how they ask 
students to cite their sources for a book trailer?  Thank you so much.

Beth Martin
Teacher Librarian
DC Everest Middle School IMC
bmartin@dce.k12.wi.us
715-241-9700 ex.2320

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