Often instructors are looking for images to use in their courses because images can liven up the course and help students understand the course material.
Be careful using a Google search for images. Many of the images that you find in a Google search are copyrighted. Images you use for your courses should be free of any copyright restrictions.
There are several sites that I like to use to find free images that are either in the public domain or covered by licenses that allow you to reuse images under certain restrictions. Those sites are:
You may have found an image you want to use, however, you would like to make changes to it. You can find image editing software suggestions in the Xavier Library Digital Humanities Toolbox. Just make sure the image copyright gives you permission to modify the image.
What’s your favorite site(s) for finding free images? Let us know by leaving a comment on this blog post.
ICYMI, read my blog post on Digital Copyrights for copyright information.
Image credit: image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay