Unit 2 Sourcing Information

By the end of the Slide Show You will understand the importance of

sourcing information that you use

You will create a source table to collect your information

You will begin to collect sources from reliable sources

Sourcing Information You need to show that you can research

and collect relevant information for you publicity item

You need to acknowledge the information you are going to use

Sources can be classes as primary or secondary

Sources Primary – this is information you have

collected or created yourself e.g. a photograph you have taken, or and image you have created

Secondary – this is information you have a taken from another person e.eg Images from a website

Primary or Secondary

Is this a Primary or a Secondary Source?

Using the correct website address This Image is a secondary source. It has been found using Google Images. The Site name and website address is:Kate's Blog: Movie Marathon challengekateevangelistarandr.blogspot.com

Web address of image source

Recording your information Sources

You can record it using a word processor:

Or using PowerPoint:

Copyright Act 1998 Copyright Act 1998 makes it an offence to use someone's work without permission The Act identifies has specific offences:

•Copy •Sell •Use •Rent

This can apply to music, written works, video and software and physical designs.

Royalty FreeRoyalty Free:These are images that you can use for non-commercial purposes without needing to pay a royalty to the image owner, however you may be required to pay a one off fee.Royalty-free image sources:It is important to check the license or terms of use for each of these sites.

Royalty Free Sites http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/creativei

mages/royaltyfree

http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/ http://www.royaltyfreeimages.net/ http://www.freeimages.co.uk http://www.dreamstime.com/free-photos http://freepixels.com