Presenting Content: Sources for pictures and using pictures from the internet

As we have learned in the lesson, pictures should always have a reliable source. Another criterium for selecting pictures from the internet is the knowledge of which pictures a teacher can use due to license of authorship. Therefore I used the very helpful internet site "http://commons.wikimedia.org/" which is an ideal source for authentic pictures that are 100% legal and free. Added to every picture you can find a little description of said pictures. Because I am a passionate fan of Scotland, its landscape and architectures the theme for these pictures is "Scotland, its landscape and its famous structures".

The Wallace Monument in Stirling stands as a reminder of the Battle of Striling Bridge in which William Wallace defeated the forces of King Edward I. "The Longshanks" of England.

A front picture of the Glasgow Cathedral in Glasgow, Scotland.

Edinburgh Castle, built on "Castle Rock", located in the centre of the City of Edinburgh, is one of the prime locations to meet tourists in the whole of Scotland.

Standing in ruins today Dunure Castle is a silent witness of medieval times in the region of Ayr in Scotland.

Built as a means to secure their borders even the Romans left some structures behind in Scotland. Hadrian's Wall, named after Emperor Hadrian (ruled 117-138 A.D.), stands as a reminder of the once great height of the Roman Empire.

A well taken picture of Scotland's highest mountain "Ben Nevis" in the western part of the country.