Image Bank
From Learning and training wiki
 IMAGE BANK |
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Online resource of digital photos, illustrations and videos organized under the form of a website that allows users to browse, upload, and download files by respecting rules defined by the administrator of the website. Each of these websites offers a search engine that allows you to search for images by key words, types of files, orientation, image size, etc. Some websites provide free images, others charge for their images with different prices according to the size, quality and type of image. To purchase images, users need either to buy credits or make a subscription for their account. For free images, the website generally specifies the condition of use, such as attributing the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor. [1] |
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The table below provides a general idea about a number of image banks available on internet. |
| Website | Language | Cost of image | Performance of search engine | User friendliness | Comment |
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| morguefile.com | English | Free | Good | Good |
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| www.everystockphoto.com | English | Free | Average | Good |
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| Wiziq
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500 | Browser-based | Presentation Sharing, Whiteboard Sharing | Chat (public), Audio, Video, Ad-hoc and Scheduled Meeting, Make Presenter(s), Annotation Toolbar, Record 3 classes, Math Toolbar |  |
| Zoho Meeting
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2 | Browser-based (Presenter needs to download Zoho Meeting.cab add-on) | Desktop Sharing | Chat (public), Ad-hoc and Scheduled Meeting, Switch Presenter, Full Screen, Zoom, Remote Control |  |
| Slidelive
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4 | Browser-based (Presenter needs to download Adobe Flash v.5) | Presentation Sharing | Ad-hoc Meeting |  |
References
- ↑ www.google.com (14 October 2009)