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Finding, Using and Citing Images:
Don’t forget! Pictures must be cited as well as text, using the same rules as you would for text citations from print or online sources.
Databases and most primary source archives provide citations for the resources
In general, websites do not provide a citation and you will have to create the citation based on the information available on your own.
As you do your research, keep track of the images you find. Be sure to take notes about what is happening in the picture and the presidential role it depicts.
Databases:
DOCS Teach: Online tool for teaching with documents, from the National Archives (resources include a citation)
Web Sources for Images
Google Images searches: pair the name of the president with the KEYWORD of the topic in hand. For example, Bush and Treaty
Life Photo Archive: http://images.google.com/hosted/life
When you are not at school, Databases require passwords.
This link will provide access to the passwords. You must sign in to your FCPS gmail account in order to view the document.
Databases make citing sources as easy as possible:
Using ABC CLIO Database Citations: