Image+Collections

=[|Wiki Public Domain Images]Image Collections=

Please add links to your favorite image collections here. Don't forget to add your name to contribution. Google Images a broad and deep collection of all types of images. Searchable by keyword. Check the image page for guidance on copyright. - Linda

[|FreeFoto] has free, non-copywritten images. - Pennie

[|Corbis Images] has a wide selection of professional royalty free images that have come in handy in the past. - Regina

Narrator Files has fairly extensive collections of images of individuals, specifically posed for use as animated pedagogical agents. While I won't use any of these in my project, looking at them has been a good jumping-off point. - Judy Unrein

iStockPhoto is an extensive source that I use frequently in my work. It's not the cheapest collection that I've found, but one of the most helpful... particularly since their images are generally very high-quality and they have photos, vector files (illustrations), and recently added rasterized digitally-produced images. - Judy Unrein

Stock.xchng- This is a good blend of free images and links to relatively inexpensive stock images. Tahais Real

ARTstor - Though we'll likely use publisher provided graphics for this project, in the past I've found ARTstor to be useful with other types of material development, specifically those for the social sciences. My workplace has a subscription to ARTstor, provided via the library databases, it's free for the students or staff to use within the academic setting. - Kelly Hyduk

MS Office Clipart - has a large assortment of free images. The site also provides links to paid partner image sites for more options. If you are on a budget (or no budget), this is a great place to start. - Patty Wager

[|Wiki Public Domain Images] - Great resource for links to all sorts of public domain images including: art, music, historical images and search engines. - Matt Ryan