Krysten Fail

Ethical Use of Information Curation 

June 25, 2020
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Ethical Use of Information Resources 

● Just for the teacher 

○ Teaching Students to Legally Use Images Online | Cult of Pedagogy  
This is a blog post for the teacher outlining different ways to legally use 
images online. This tool is intended to be used by the teacher prior to 
teaching the unit to help develop the lesson on plagiarism and citing 
images. 
○ Whose Is It, Anyway? (3-5) | Common Sense Education  
This resource is a lesson plan from Common Sense Education. It should be 
used as a guide when planning the lesson. The lesson provided here 
should be used to plan for your specific students. It is an important 
resource because it outlines a possible lesson. 
○ Teaching Students to Avoid Plagiarism | Cult of Pedagogy  
This is another blog post from Cult of Pedagogy. This resource should be 
used by the teacher when planning the lessons. It is an important resource 
because it offers background information as well as lesson ideas to assist 
with planning. 
● Citation Tools 
○ Easy Bib  
This resource is a citation generator. It will allow students to input the 
information needed and then it will format the citation. This is important 
because it will allow students to use technology to assist in the citation 
process. 
○ Works Cited / How to Cite Sources  
This resource outlines for students how to create citations for various 
types of resources. It also has citation worksheets that students can use 
as an outline when creating their citations. This resource is important 
because it breaks down the types of citations and provides that scaffolded 
support of the worksheets. 
● Citation Practice 
○ MLA Book Citation  
This resource is an interactive game that will allow students to practice 
creating citations. 
○ Practice: Citing Sources | Writing Skills Lab  
This resource can be used by students to practice the conventions of citing 
sources. This resource is important because it allows students to practice 
just the conventions without having to identify the information from the 
 source. This can be used as a center, homework, or even a formative 
assessment. 
● Basics of Citation 
○ Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It  
This video resource should be watched first.It breaks down the importance 
of citing sources and how to correctly cite sources. This resource is 
important because it is a teaching aid to help students get a basic 
understanding of citations. 
○ https://www.brainpop.com/english/writing/citingsources/  
This resource offers a video introduction to citing sources. Students can 
watch the video and complete the short quiz to check for understanding. 
Students can watch this video before beginning or as a reminder as they 
complete the assignment. 
○ Citing sources - Kennedy Elementary School  
This resource from an elementary school outlines the basics of citing 
sources. It includes examples and templates for citing different types of 
sources. It can be used as you cite your sources as a reminder of the 
correct way to do it.