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Sources Table

All research you find must be put into the sources table. The sources table has a lot of columns which may seem confusing at first. Below is an explaination of each column.

Column	Explaination
Item (filename or extension)	This is the name of the file where the research can be found. This may be the name of the image file or of a document containg the research. If the research is a image then you could use a thumbnail!
Where found	This is the address of where you found the research. Remember you should never reference Google! Click here to for help on finding the address.
P & S (primary or secondary)	Anything that you create yourself is considered primary research. Anything found on the internet or in books is considered secondary. You can put a P or S for primary and secondary.
Permission required	If you are going to copy some text, images or music then you will require permission from the person who created it. You either write yes or no.
Details of permission if used	Click here for advice on this section. This is the section students tend to find the hardest!
Produced by	Images uploaded on websites are owned by either the website or by and indervidual user. You have to look carefully when you find a image to see if it is owned by the website or owned by a user of the website. Click here to see a image create by a user of SXC.hu.
Details of editing	It is likely that you will edit your images or music as you use them. You should put details of what editing you have done here.
Where used	Every place you use your research you should list in this column.

Sources Table

All research you find must be put into the sources table. The sources table has a lot of columns which may seem confusing at first. Below is an explaination of each column.

Column	Explaination
Item (filename or extension)	This is the name of the file where the research can be found. This may be the name of the image file or of a document containg the research. If the research is a image then you could use a thumbnail!
Where found	This is the address of where you found the research. Remember you should never reference Google! Click here to for help on finding the address.
P & S (primary or secondary)	Anything that you create yourself is considered primary research. Anything found on the internet or in books is considered secondary. You can put a P or S for primary and secondary.
Permission required	If you are going to copy some text, images or music then you will require permission from the person who created it. You either write yes or no.
Details of permission if used	Click here for advice on this section. This is the section students tend to find the hardest!
Produced by	Images uploaded on websites are owned by either the website or by and indervidual user. You have to look carefully when you find a image to see if it is owned by the website or owned by a user of the website. Click here to see a image create by a user of SXC.hu.
Details of editing	It is likely that you will edit your images or music as you use them. You should put details of what editing you have done here.
Where used	Every place you use your research you should list in this column.