31 Sources Of Royalty-Free Images
by TeachThought Staff
In a digital world, images are everything–and that goes for the classroom, too.
Whether students are putting together a graphic design project, you’re starting a classroom blog, or your school needs access to high quality images for any number of teaching and learning needs, Creative Commons provides a useful common language for discussing what to use, when, and how, but it’s not an image library. (You can see a guide to Creative Commons licensing here.)
So where can you get the images themselves? Images that you can use to design, produce, create, and publish for the authentic project-based learning happening in your classroom? The collection below represents a very nice starting point to find the royalty-free image you’re looking for.
Add wikimediacommons and flickr to the list, and you’ve got 31 sources of royalty-free images worth bookmarking.
Or saving to Pocket.
Or whatever your workflow is. (We don’t judge.)
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31 Sources Of Royalty-Free Images