This course guide will help you locate materials to use in your Digital Humanities assignments.
In addition to searching for books and journal articles in the library catalogue you may want to search specific databases.
Images provided by museums, art galleries, and universities are reliable sources to use when looking for images to use in your academic assignment, in part because they often provide detailed citation information.
Evaluate the books, journal articles, and images you use in your assignments. The first source you find isn't always the best source to use in an academic assignment. For books, journal articles and websites, see Evaluating Information
For images, consider the following questions:
An abbreviated Chicago Notes-Bibliography Style guide is available from the Writing Centre as well as the complete Chicago Manual of Style online. The image you find might not include all the elements required for a complete citation. In that case, include as much information as you can. More information on citing images using the Chicago Style is provided by Simon Fraser University Library.
Fair dealing will allow for the use of copyrighted works such as text, images, video, and sound recordings in multimedia assignments. For more information see Copyright for Students