Copyright Resources for K-12 Schools: Sources for Copyright Free Images, Audio, etc.

Clipart, photos, graphics, fonts, and illustrations available without charge. A subscription gives you full access to 21 million items.

With around 400,000 photos online this website, users need to register. Check terms of use for each photo.

Contains over 13000 photos for non-commercial use. All images are licensed through Creative Commons.

Accesses an extensive collection of images. Use Settings for Advanced Search to select Usage Rights.

Searchable collection of free photographs. Check individual terms of use.

This free collection of .PNG clip art designs were created by Liz Aragon. Check each image for the terms of use.

In addition to providing information about what public domain is, this website also identifies sources to find copyright free images.

Clipart, photos, graphics, animations, fonts and sounds. A subscription gives you full access to 21 million items.

Provides free licenses to help people share content legally. Provides links to content, images, videos, music and other media.

Explains the difference between Public Domain and Creative Commons. Includes an extensive list of links to images, media and other content. From Harvard Law School Library.

A division of Swank Motion Pictures, Movie Licensing USA provides public performance licensing to K-12 schools and public libraries. Fees vary according to the film.

A statewide video portal & repository for the archiving of digital video. Three collections include: Locally-owned – Material unique to an institution or that can be viewed by all audiences (no access restrictions); Commercial – Commercially licensed or distributed material (permission restricted); Learning-on-Demand – Class and guest lectures & other non-commercial material intended for a specific audience (permission restricted)

With a brief explanation regarding when music enters the public domain, this website includes an extensive list of music that is in the public domain. For a small fee it will provide copies of lyrics and music.

This royalty free music library that meets the licensing and technology requirements needed for education. Offers a wide variety of music, audio themes and sound effects for grades K -12 and universities that ensures copyright compliance.

Shares videos, audio clips, photos, and documents (handouts) from teachers that can be used in your classroom. Ads are in free version.

World's largest video sharing community. Use the filter for Creative Commons for shareable video.