TimeLiner 5.0 User Resources: Clip Art Links

Use the links below to navigate to great clip art sites.

The Library of Congress
The Library of Congress is the place to find images, as well as original documents, sound recordings, and motion pictures from American History. The Library's American Memory site archives thousands of images, many of which are copyright-free. Archivists have prepared many special online presentations including the following, or you can use the Search Engine to easily investigate the topic of your choice.
The Civil War
Presidents and First Ladies
World Transportation Commission

NASA
NASA has a huge database of images, movies, statistical data, news, events, history, and it can all be used for free. Some of the many excellent NASA sites include the following:
Planetary Photojournal
Space Shuttle Missions
Space Image Libraries

Facts on File
Facts on File is another excellent source for pictures, sounds, and historical and scientific information. It is a for-profit Web site, but it offers a 30-day free trial for use of its large online databases. Facts on File also offers CD-ROMs and books.

Discovery Education unitedstreaming
unitedstreaming provides educators with a library of educational videos and images appropriate for every age and learning level. Resources include more than 4,500 full length video programs, chaptered into more than 50,000 content-specific video segments, thousands of images, and clip art to enhance your TimeLiner lesson plans with rich multimedia content correlated to state standards. You'll also find free lesson plans for using TimeLiner and unitedstreaming together. Check to see if your school has a subscription or sign up for a free 30-day trial.