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Thanks, Shanon for your clarification and also, will learn more when I attend the new Course workshop.
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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?...
Referencing in Visual Arts