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If you use an image in a paper or a presentation, remember that it too must be cited in your reference list. For help in citing images, see our Citing Sources page for images at http://libguides.cbu.edu/citing/images.
When using images in your teaching and research, make sure you do not violate copyright law. Using images without proper permission and attribution can lead to fines and lawsuits.
Avoid copyright problems:
Limit image searches by License or Usage Rights.
Get images from sites that offer Public Domain or Creative Commons images.
Give proper attribution for the source of the image.
If required, ask for permission from the copyright holder.
Visual Resources Association (VRA) Statement on the Fair Use of Images for Teaching, Research, and Study.
Limit by License & Usage Rights
Many image search sites offer a filter or limit option to help you find images that are safe to use. Look for a limit labeled "Usage Rights" or "License".
Limit your results to appropriately licensed images by clicking on "License" in the menu below the search box. You can also limit to Public Domain images.
