Public Domain Project Offers Tons of Copyright-free Media to Use in Class
January 28, 2015
Public Domain Project is a new website that provides tons of copyright-free historical media files and cultural artifacts that you can use and remix in your own work.As of right now, Public Domain Project features over 80,000 copyright-free video clips, photos, sound recordings, and 3D models. Also,' the project includes digital models of NASA tools and satellites, Georges Méliès' 1902 film, A Trip To The Moon, speeches by political figures like Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King, Jr., recordings of performances from composers like Beethoven, and many more.'
Watch the video below to learn more about Public Domain Project
Courtesy of Open Culture
Public Domain Project is a new website that provides tons of copyright-free historical media files and cultural artifacts that you can use and remix in your own work.As of right now, Public Domain Project features over 80,000 copyright-free video clips, photos, sound recordings, and 3D models. Also,' the project includes digital models of NASA tools and satellites, Georges Méliès' 1902 film, A Trip To The Moon, speeches by political figures like Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King, Jr., recordings of performances from composers like Beethoven, and many more.'
Watch the video below to learn more about Public Domain Project
Courtesy of Open Culture
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