Jackson Creek Middle School

Web Design Links

Before downloading the image, check out the copyright permission or terms of use for each image or web site. Once an image is created, it is copyrighted. Most of the sites on this page allow for free access to the images. There are a few sites that request a link be made back to their website. Usually, the link must be added to the same page as the image is displayed.

A bibliography is a good place to put these links. For more information about copyright and the internet check out these articles...
"What is Copyright Protection?" by R. Delgado-Martinez and
"10 Big Myths about Copyright Explained" by Brad Templeton.

Forgot how to save an image from the Web? Try this:

1. To download an image, move the cursor over the image. Click the right mouse button.
2. From the pop up menu, choose the "Save this Image as..." option.
3. Save the image to the "A" or "Z" drive and give it a name or keep the name that appears in the box.
4. Click "Save".
5. Insert the image into the web page.

Arrows, Backgrounds, Buttons, and Bars

AAA Buttons (needs link back on same page)

AmboGraphics (needs link back)

Animated Gifs: Lines and Bars

Celine's Original Graphics

Free Background Images

Free Background Zone

Free Gifs and Animations (needs link back on same page)

Page Resources

Public Domain Backgrounds

Texture Station (needs link back)

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Clipart

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Photographs

Honolulu Zoo

Images of American Political History

Library of Congress: Prints and Photographs Reading Room

NASA Images

National Image Library- created by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Pics4Learning

PD Photo

Public Domain Images

Public Domain Photos

Public Domain Pictures.net (need link back)

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Last Updated: 05/06/09
Kristina McGlaun, Librarian
Jackson Creek Middle School