ACTEM Cheap Customized Learning

A great and free tool for creating adding questions to video lessons, assigning them to students and monitoring who has watched and responded to them.

Curate "magazines" full of content from across the web. Create your own from others' content as well as your own. Built for mobile. Visit http://editor.flipboard.com to access the laptop-friendly editing features.

Curate content, creating "magazines" from sources across the web and your own content. Visit http://editor.flipboard.com to go to the laptop friendly section.

A visual bookmarking tool that let's you explore different ways to organize your resources.

This tool lets you add simple comments to a video, helping to guide students through flipped classroom experiences. It also works with Evernote.

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.

Create a twitter like on demand chat channel. No setup.

Great tool for leaving audio comments on google drive documents.

Great compilation of search data all in one page. Type in something you want to know about and get maps search results, images, data, news. Must try.

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.

Use this free, simple online tool to list your to do list but allows a simple method for prioritizing that list. Great for students with trouble organizing or with learning disabiliities like ADD

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

This is a site that hosts video (Up to 5GB for a free teacher account) but lets you decide who can see it and who can add to it. It's a better managed Youtube alternative.

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

This is BETTER than group answering sites like Yahoo answers.  It allows students and teachers to create groups, post questions and answers AND allows teachers to "Academically Verify" the answers.

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.

Great fractions skills that present the information in multiple ways and quizzes students.

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.

Use this site to easily create and track SMART Goals

A tool for flipping your classroom with online videos.  Add polls, create a story, see stats.