So you have a presentation, project, paper or assignment of some kind that requires a picture, music or sounds?

Most students (and adults) are used to going to Google images and copying down a pictures.   There really is no need to visit Google images if you know where to go.  Below are some links to very good, smart sources that give you access to copyright free music, images and multimedia for use in your projects.

Creative Commons Licenses*

In case you are wondering about Flickr. Click here for a tour on how it works.

Dr. Joyce Valenza’s very, very cool Wiki pages on this topic

What is Creative Commons??

A non-profit organisation founded on the notion that some authors may not want to exercise all of the intellectual property rights the law affords them. Creative Commons has developed a set of free public licences to enable authors to share their work with others.
SOURCE: www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm

Here is a link to a cartoon explanation of Creative Commons (CC): http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Spectrumofrights_Comic1

Create your own picture (image generators)

So, maybe you want to create your own picture?  You want to include your own topics, words or pictures into your image?  Try any of these image generators.

Or, create your own sign generator:  http://www.signgeneratormaker.com/