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If your students are using Chrome as their browser to access their Google Docs, they can click on Tools then Research.įrom there a section will open up on the right of the page. Competencies for students :: cite resources Here is the easiest way for your students to cite images: In Australia, the ACARA ICT General Capabilities (Australian National Curriculum for our overseas readers) suggest that a student should credit other peoples images by the end of year 4 and cite all sources including authors names and websites by the end of year 6. A great 21st Century Learning Skill (I would ague the century is irrelevant), is to be able to cite other sources correctly.
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