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Hi Heather and Shannon, I have some questions: 1- AIP Number of Artworks and Lines of Inquiry: How many artworks are students expected to create for the AIP, and how many lines of inquiry are required? My understanding is that students...
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Hi Erin, first, the student should acknowledge whatever they've used from a reference on the slide (at the point of use), followed by listing this source in their bibliography. As a constructed example, in the body of the AIP, they might...
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When student's use a reference photo from the internet (i.e. human anatomy) and want to give it credit but not insert the photo used in the AIP (so they don't loose space on the slide/screen), how do they properly reference this in the Bibliography?...
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Marina
Are the titles "inquiries" included in the word count?
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