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I know that Google is king in the search industry but this new 'heapr' claims to be faster.  It says it is powered by google.  The cool aspect is that it divides the screen in two columns and it currently searches twitter, wolfram and wikipedia.

Really cool new google lab feature "Correlate"  There is so much to look at here.  Try out the Drawing feature...pretty cool. Draw an interesting curve, then click 'Correlate!' to find query terms whose popularity over time matches the shape you drew.

This GoogleSheets add-on was just released - seems like you might be the people who would appreciate it...

Basically, you can type equations into the Google search box and it will show the related graph - super easy way to show visually!

I mentioned using google docs equation editor to Amy last week. This may be helpful. I have only played around a little bit with it though.

an easy way to provide student with a set of manipulatives, and describes how they used it for creating screencasts to demonstrate thinking.

interactive charts and downloadable datasets to work with real-world problems. can sign in using google account, and generate a code for your class to join you.

*Some free, some paid. Some of the paid ones have free versions. Note: Please feel free to add your own. If you feel that an app is in the wrong place or think one should be deleted, please make a notation before moving and/or deleting and I will check it. Thanks, -Mike Models taken from P-5 NYS Common Core Implementation Guide for "A Story of Units"

the website is kind of terrible actually, but it's a good concept to maybe incorporate into the Math 7 tessellation project. project was done by one of the teachers who presented at the google summit.