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Stock Images - Royalty-Free Stock Photography Images and Photos at Jupiterimages.com. Free copyright free images that are aviable in different sizes. This can help with general projects of all subjects.

An image search engine that locates the source image from a user-uploaded file or URL. Useful for finding higher quality images, images from a cropped photo, and images without watermarks.

ThingLink lets users add interactive links to any photo and turn them into fun web experiences that drive engagement. Using ThinkLink, anyone can make interactive images. Adding text, video, sound, and other media to the picture, ThinkLink can be used as a unique learning device. Classes can also interact and collaborate on images. Teachers and students can add their own input and links to the image to create an educational masterpiece. Teachers can create images for their students to explore and contribute to. Students can do the same and can also use ThinkLink as a unique means for presenting information for any kind of project.

Students can use this search engine to find correctly cited images.

This website helps you find images for projects. It gives the high quality ones first. This helps you find copyright free images for your projects for every class.

Wylio is an image search engine that helps bloggers and others alike search for quick and easy-to-use images under the creative commons licence. It also make citing a breeze by giving the image code to you with the attribution built in.

Postimage.org is a website that allows you upload images to a webpage where you can link the images directly. You can also create an account where you can create folders for you to store your pictures inside.

Comment on, edit, and fill out PDFs, Word documents, images and more. Highlight text and add comments using our free online document annotator.

Image chef is a site where you can make animations and edit photos with ease. You can chose from the sample photos they have or upload your own. Add words to any picture and preview. Through banners, buttons, and bling, you can spread the word for an event or give a project some flair. It can used to introduce artistic students to graphic designing on computer.

Fotopedia is a useful resource for students who are visual learners. Some of the images on Fotopedia are also creative commons licensed, so many images found on the site can be used in projects.

This is a free tool that is similar to Photoshop but online. You may upload your own image, use an image online, or even create your own.

Online image editor that can use uploaded images or pictures found on the web. Contains many features such as layering, distortion, and recoloring.

Create a digital magazine pulling images, text, and the like from all over the internet or from your own hard drive.

Infuse Learning is a site that allows teachers to send out questions to students using any internet capable device. This site allows students to give responses in standard multiple choice, true/false, or short answer formats, but also allows them to reply by drawing an image or diagram using a laptop or tablet.

CosmoLearning offers numerous videos, documentaries, and images on any course. It even has videos to help with extracurricular courses or courses relating to a major in college, such as law and engineering.

TagCrowd is a word cloud that allows people to add in words to create an image. These word clouds can be visually pleasing and can get a point across to people viewing them.

This is a site that allows students to add words to corresponding images. This allows students taking a foreign language to get a visual of words which can be more effective in learning. Also this site can be used for student in a social studies class to have an interactive activity with maps or science with models.

Wikimedia Commons is a database that provides users with over 16 million free-to-use media files, including images, sound, and videos.

3DTin is a free online tool for creating 3D models. There is a gallery of models from which you can find inspiration as well as templates for users who aren't starting from scratch. The model you create can be exported and used on other 3D modeling software. 3DTin can be used to create images that go beyond the usual two dimensions. Using original 3D models for projects and presentations is sure to boost the visual appeal of a student's work and therefore their grade. The tool can also be used to spice up engineering class, in the place of or in conjunction with drawing on graph paper.