Hey there. I'm looking for cheap/free, reputable sources for graphics that can be used in my course designs. Does anyone have any suggestions? I don't even know what "good" pricing looks like. Any help is appreciated.
You may find this thread about using photos of people in your eLearning helpful especially if you are looking for people. Aside from the resources mentioned in that thread I also use istockphoto.com or Microsoft clipart as mentioned.
In the downloads section of this site, under the Graphics heading, is it possible for the community to collectively donate, royalty-free, owned graphics to a central repository?
Where possible I either take my own photos or create them in third-party applications. I am quite sure many of the community do this also.
Right now, the best way to share your community assets--photos, templates, icons, etc--is to post them into the forums. You can create a new thread and upload a zip file either into the forums or post on your own server and share the link here. We'll promote and help spread the news to other users.
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I use istockphoto.com a lot.
Microsoft's online clipart library can be a good resource too.
You may find this thread about using photos of people in your eLearning helpful especially if you are looking for people. Aside from the resources mentioned in that thread I also use istockphoto.com or Microsoft clipart as mentioned.
Clipart.com is reasonable although some of their photos are dated. I also have a subscription to iclipart.com. I like the variety of formats there.
theres a site called www.fotolia.com its a subscription service that's not overly expensive
Thanks everyone. I appreciate the help.
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Shutterstock is a pretty good resource, you can buy a 30 day subscription for $249. That will get you 750 photos (25 downloads a day).
In the downloads section of this site, under the Graphics heading, is it possible for the community to collectively donate, royalty-free, owned graphics to a central repository?
Where possible I either take my own photos or create them in third-party applications. I am quite sure many of the community do this also.
@Danny - Great question and thanks for asking!
Right now, the best way to share your community assets--photos, templates, icons, etc--is to post them into the forums. You can create a new thread and upload a zip file either into the forums or post on your own server and share the link here. We'll promote and help spread the news to other users.
Check out the 2nd half of this post for a little more info: http://community.articulate.com/blogs/jeanette/archive/2011/03/25/new-industrial-themed-template-from-mike-taylor-and-guidelines-for-community-submissions.aspx
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