Where can I find good pictures that I can use in my course? There are many good options. Often, people initially search Wikimedia Commons, flickr, or FFCU (free for commercial use) for pictures. The quality of the content on these sites varies, but there are many places where you can find good, profession, aesthetically appealing photography. Here are my favorite platforms:

Pexels is a stock photography site with thousands of free professional pictures that you can download, modify, and use anywhere. No attribution is required. The resolution is very high quality and will look good on any device.

https://www.pexels.com/

Pixabay is another repository that is free with over 1 million images that you can download. In addition to pictures, you can also find videos, vectors, and illustrations. Pixabay has a large international community of contributors.

https://pixabay.com/

MorgueFile puts a spin on this list because although it is free, you can also sign up for a paid account ($25/year) which will allow you to edit images with enhancements and filters, and create your own categories. Paid accounts also remove advertisements.

https://morguefile.com/

Unsplash is also one of my favorite sites. It has a very clean and intuitive interface, a good social media presence, and for Chrome users there is a fun browser extension that showcases a fresh image each time you open a new tab.

https://unsplash.com/