Photo Information and Planning Grid 

 

Your science teacher has given you the following assignment:  “Prepare a slideshow, with appropriate photos, demonstrating the features of cells (nerve cells, blood cells, skin cells, etc.), .”   Also, you notice on your assignment that it says: “Cite all your images, and be to use public domain or Creative Commons photos, if possible. If not possible, justify your fair use of any copyrighted materials.”  Find images you could add to your slideshow and add them to the tables below:  

 

Step 1 - Fill in the 3 tables below using the resources provided.  

 

Public Domain Images 

 ● Public Domain Mark Information 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

● For Public Domain images, you can search: ○ Library of Congress ○ Wikimedia Commons ○ Public Domain Pictures ○ SMARTeKIDS Symbaloo - click on start using this webmix and look in the red column 

 

Insert copy of Image (Right click SAVE AS or look for a download button) 

 

 The license on the image (Use Snipping Tool to prove license and insert image) 

 Name and description of the image 

 The date the image was taken   

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

The name of the photographer or creator of the image   Museum, organization, or website hosting the photograph   The URL for the image. NOT THE SEARCH ENGINE 

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Epithelial_Tissues_Simple_Columnar_Epithelium_(27854453538).jpg 

Citation (EasyBib)   Community college , Berkshire. “Main Page.” Wikimedia Commons, Berkshire Community College Bioscience Image , 18 Mar. 2018, 10:43, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Epithelial_Tissues_Brush_Border_in_Simple_Columnar_Epithelium_(27854453998).jpg. 

 

 

 

 

 

Creative Commons Images 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

 ● Creative Commons Mark Information ● For Creative Commons images, you can search: 

○ Library of Congress ○ Wikimedia Commons ○ Unsplash ○ Pixabay ○ Creative Commons Search ○ SMARTeKIDS Symbaloo - click on “start using this webmix” and look in the red column 

 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

Insert copy of image (Right click SAVE AS or look for a download button) 

 The license on the image (Use Snipping Tool to prove license and insert image) 

 Name and description of the image 

 The date the image was taken  n/a The name of the photographer or creator of the image 

 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

Museum, organization, or website hosting the photograph 

https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/ 

The URL for the image. NOT THE SEARCH ENGINE 

https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/photos/00f47548-d3c8-4b1d-8e1f-62bb4507d1e7 

Citation (EasyBib)   World, Microbe. “CC Search.” CC Search, Microbe World, ccsearch.creativecommons.org/ 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyrighted Images (Fair Use Rules Apply) 

  ● For your third image, you can use a SAFE image search in Google, Bing, or Yahoo. Make sure this 

is a SAFE/STRICT SEARCH and use the tools to narrow your search down. Show the instructor your process quickly before proceeding.  

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

 Insert copy of image (Right click SAVE AS or look for a download button) 

 The license on the image (Use Snipping Tool to prove license and insert image) 

 

Name and description of the image 

 

The date the image was taken   The name of the photographer or  Cell Applications  

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

creator of the image 

Museum, organization, or website hosting the photograph 

Cell Applications  

The URL for the image. NOT THE SEARCH ENGINE 

https://www.cellapplications.com/skin 

Citation (EasyBib)   “Skin.” Skin | Cell Applications, www.cellapplications.com/skin. 

 

Step 2 - Create a citation for each image using EasyBib and add it to the tables above. 

● Using EasyBib, select the option for “Photograph” or “Digital Image” and add in as much detail as you can for each item. 

 

 

 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae). 

Step 3 - Download this to your F:\ drive Tech Lit folder as a .pdf file. 

 

Credits ● “Creative Simple Dividing Line.” Pngtree, pngtree.com/so/divider. 

● Public Domain Logo PNG Icon (#35293). Icons Png, www.iconspng.com/image/35293/public-domain-logo 

● “Copyright Logo.” Clker-Free-Vector-Images, Pixabay, pixabay.com/en/copyright-symbol-intellectual-30343/. 

● “Using Works With Creative Commons Licences.” Get Up To Speed with OER, Suny Empire State University, subjectguides.esc.edu/c.php?g=754755&p=5408909. 

This document was adapted, as a fair use, by Troy Hicks (@hickstro) from  

the “Keeping Track of Sources Worksheet” and “ Credits Must Contain”  

created by Dana La Chapelle. It was then modified by Renee Jorae (@reneejorae).