Tool type:
Create learning materialImages
Question1: List all options but differentiate present/absent (e.g., green/red -- but better colorblind alternative; like first option)? OR only list the present options (like second version)?
Question2: Just list the options (like first version) or make them links to collection of all those that have the option (like second version)?
Rights:
GDPRno registrationopen sourcerecommendedsufficiently freeTUM
Rights:
- Wikimedia Commons: Often less aesthetic, more techical images. Various licenses, many images requiring attribution.
- Flickr: Various licenses, some needing attribution.
- Unsplash: Large amount of free-to-use images (€72/year for unlimited downloads, pro content, and illustrations/clipart). Since 2013 (then as a Tumblr blog).
- Pexels: Stock photos, supported by links to Pixabay plus Canva as editor. Since 2015.
- Open Clip Art: Vector (.SVG) images. Since 2004.
- Pixabay: Wide range of images; supported by links to commercial stock photos (iStock). Since 2010.
- Public Domain Pictures: Freemium model, charges you for higher-resolution public domain images(!) as well as linking to Adobe and other commercial stock photos in results. Since 2007.
- Freepik: (€60/year for AI credits, €120/year for extra AI plus premium stock photos; free is 10 images/day.) Extensive set of stock photos, but focused on AI tools for generating and editing. Since 2010.
- Videvo: Stock video footage site (now owned by Freepik), AE and Pp templates (intros, mostly), music and sound effects. Since 2012.
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