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Much like go2meeting, it allows online real time presentation and sharing. The iPad app even allows file sharing. There is a broadcast feature, voice and text chat.

My preferred means of collecting and sharing links. Fully integrates with Delicious -- which had been at the top of my list until their new stacking system which I find . . . well . . . gross. LOADS of other functionality around groups, discussions, annotations, note taking, sharing -- really well designed and gentle learning curve.

Sign up for the free features for teachers. You need to get approval from Diigo but it adds functionality.

Think of this as an educational Pinterest. You can create a "learning board" where you collect almost ANYTHING from the web you'd like on a topic. People can browse through your boards (or you on theirs) and see embedded video, google docs, forms, other boards. Combines with LOTS of services, Edmodo, Quizlet, Prezi. You can like, comment, share, and track your progress.

An amazing yet simple site for group project management. Share the responsibilities, categorize and make notes, to do's and vote on good ideas. Organize and assign tasks including uploading documents and linking to videos.

A great and simple way to start developing an online portfolio with this free tool.  Add youtube and vimeo vids, upload files, Google Docs, Blogger and more.  Even guides you through with questions.  Share or keep private.

Use your iPad to create a story with animated pre-drawn people and backdrops. You can add emotions and even record voice. There are many options for sharing.

Create quick presentations with voice over and be able to edit what you captured and shared.

Make videos on your iPad and have students collaborate around the videos. Q & A. VIdeo lessons. Tutorials.

"One-click screen capture recording on Windows or Mac computers with no install for FREE!"

This one gets Dan right in the feels. It enables students to serve as curators of most anything you can find on the web. Sure, it tends to thrive upon recipes, posters, and home decorating ideas. Consider how students might create standards-based boards, finding materials that relate to understanding. Creating boards to share their own work. Plus, a great place to get ideas.