[Editors] Crediting student work online

[Scott R Campbell]

Some of our students have posted photos online of installations they made for the architecture open house a few days ago.

http://www.cookingarchitecture.com/?p=589
http://parapractice.net/?p=449

Since they did the work and they took the photos, it doesn’t seem to me that they’ve violated any crediting protocol.  But some feel it would be a courtesy for them to acknowledge MIT and the studio in which the work originated and they’re asking if there’s any kind of protocol for this.  Is there anything more to be done than simply to ask them to include acknowledgements when they make such postings?

Please share your opinions, advice and experience.


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