Always indicate who owns the copyright when you use a work with permission. 

Follow the guidelines provided by the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association 7th ed. (Table 12.1 p 390) or other relevant referencing format.

For example: {INSERT Image title} from {INSERT source} by {INSERT author} used with permission.

Abide by any specific attribution requests made by a copyright owner or required as a condition of your licence.

For more examples see:

RMIT University (2022) Using copyright material and trade marks with permission in RMIT Open Press Style Guide (CC BY NC 4.0)

Keep written copies of permissions granted. You may need to provide proof of permission to publishers, the research office or the library.  Records may also be needed for future reuse enquiries or disputes.

For permission to reuse material in:

• Course content or a teaching resource
  • Send copies of written permissions to the library eReserve team for storing with the item in Leganto.
  • For non-text resources upload a copy of the permission in DOMS copyright collection.
• A thesis
  • Upload a copy of the permission notification in the "Add other files" section when uploading your final thesis in CRO.
    More information is under "Submission of final thesis' on the Researchers Submission and graduation webpage.
• A journal article or book publication
  • Follow the publisher instructions on sending them copies of permission letters.
• An open education resource (OER)
  • Keep copies of the permissions with your documentation on licensing and permissions.
  • The library will need copies before releasing an OER in Pressbooks.