Jody Jankoski
SLM 521
Elective 2
Using
clip art is a fast and easy to way to make a web page or document more
attractive to your audience. I have visited
many clip art sites and have listed my favorites below. You will find a sample from each site, a description
of that site’s collection, and a link to the site.

Barry’s Clip Art Server – This site
has many types of cute, free clip art. There are twenty four categories to
choose from, including agriculture, clothes, outdoors and kids. Date visited:
2/18/2006. http://www.barrysclipart.com/

Teacher Files Clip Art –
This site offers free clip art specifically related to education. There are eighteen
categories to choose from such as animals, cartoons, computers, and seasons. Date
visited: 2/18/2006. http://www.teacherfiles.com/clip_art.htm

Discovery School’s Clip
Art Gallery – This site from the Discovery Channel offers a lot of great
kid friendly clip art for students, parents, and teachers. There are twenty categories to choose from
such as fun and games, social studies, animated clips, and food. Date visited:
2/18/2006. http://school.discovery.com/clipart/index.html
Classroom
Clipart – This site has a very large collection of clip art, both realistic
looking clip art and cartoons. There are over 40 categories to choose from including
weather, dinosaurs, space and travel. Date visited – 2/18/2006. http://classroomclipart.com/cgi-bin/kids/imageFolio.cgi
Microsoft Clip
Art Gallery – This is the clip art collection I use the most because it has
the largest and easiest to search collection of any site I have seen. There are many types of media available
including clip art. You can browse clip
art categories or conduct a search to find clip art on almost any topic. Date visited – 2/18/2006. http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us