Library Guide on Copyright Awareness for MOOCs

Attribution is normally required when using someone else's copyrighted work. 

Creative Commons (CC) Attribution Best Practice

Creative commons recommends the TASL approach:

T = Title (e.g. It is the beautiful Egypt)
A = Author (e.g. Karim Essm (with link to the author's page))
S = Source (e.g. It is the beautiful Egypt (with link to original Wikimedia Commons page))
L = License (e.g. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International (link to license deed))

See the complete example below. 

More examples of TASL at the Creative Commons wiki here: https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/best_practices_for_attribution

Others

Databases sometimes provide their own attribution guidelines e.g. Freesound.

Creative Commons Attribution Builder (Good For Derivative Works) 

• Works similarly to Open Attribution Builder
• Has additional option to list modifications to the work - good if you are producing a derivative.
• Click on the link above to access. 

Open Attribution Builder 

• Simply fill in the Title + URL, Author + URL and specify the license type to generate an attribution statement! 
• Open Attribution Builder is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Managed by WA SBCTC.