Once you have all of your pix in one place, you need to move them around into a pleasing arrangement. Once they are all in Word, it's time to play around with them. Repeat these steps with each image you want. NOTE: If you have access to Publisher, this step will be much easier, because it expects you to move things around. Choose anything except for In Line With Text.

Then, on the toolbar, click on the icon that looks like a dog behind venetian blinds. It should appear in the title bar when you have an image selected. The way to do this is to click the image and look for the Picture Tools tab. Word treats images like characters by default, so they move around with the text they are embedded in. The important thing is, once you paste the image, you have to make it moveable. It doesn't matter where, because we'll be moving them around anyway. Then switch windows to Word and paste the image. Most of the time, you can right-click on the photo and choose Copy. Click on the thumbnail or the See full size image link to get the image by itself in the window. When you've found an image you like, click on it, and Google will take you to a split-screen page with the website below and a thumbnail of the image above. A good start is to use the Advanced Image Search and narrow your results by Usage Rights.

Ultimately, you are responsible for making sure you have permission to use an image. NOTE: Depending on what you're going to use the eventual image for, you might want to pay at least some attention to copyright. Use one or two keywords for lots of results, add more to narrow down. Search for images just as you would search for webpages. Open your browser to the Google homepage and click on Images, or save a step by going directly to. It would be easiest for me to use the library catalog for this, since it has images of most book covers, but in general, I use a Google Image Search to find pictures. For this image, I'm going to make a virtual book display using some popular teen fiction titles from my library.

Image manipulation program