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Create a link for a conference call. Everyone who uses the link gets a phone call to join the conference.

Make a collection of links. Useful for sharing a list of links with students for a particular purpose.

A browser add-on that lets you add clipart and links to YouTube videos. Limitations: Previously, this allowed you to annotate and add subtitles to YouTube videos, but now it is only clipart and links. It is now is a Facebook app instead of a stand-alone application.

Popcorn Maker makes it easy to enhance, remix and share web video. Use your web browser to combine video and audio with content from the rest of the web - from text, links and maps to pictures and live feeds. Limitations: Popcorn projects only play in Firefox.

A collection of links to YouTube videos viewed using the Lingual Media Player to sync subtitles. Convenient interface for replaying clips.

Create flipped classroom lessons by linking to YouTube videos. Students respond to your assignment before they can see other students' responses.

Video and text chat. You do not need to create an account--just share the link. You can also watch online videos together, including Netflix and YouTube.

Teachers can use this tool to build a class website that includes links and quizzes.

Make a tree of links on the web

Create and view presentations online. You can share a link to the presentation that move through the slides as you present.

Record your voice and/or type a message. A QR code is generated to link to the message.

Create phrase lists in multiple languages, including links back to where you found the phrases on the web. For ideas for using this in the classroom: http://nikpeachey.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/creating-social-phrasebooks-with.html

Enter a text with special coding for annotations. The resulting text has clickable links that show the gloss in an area to the side of the text. You need to save the HTML page/code and put it into a webpage or LMS.

Enter the URL of a webpage, then make edits to the text on it. This site produces a URL to link to your edited version. (No changes are made to the original website.)

List of resources for learning Arabic.

Create trading cards using any photo you upload or link to. Add your own title, subtitle, and description. Choose from styles and icons.

Add links, images, videos, and audio to photos and video. When you annotate a video, you can add the annotations at specific points in the timeline. For more information: http://dev.celta.msu.edu/technology-blog/2014/08/01/thinglink-video/

Create multimedia books that include (YouTube) video, images, links, voiceover, and text. Share them with classes within the app. You can download the finished book as a Flash file, but it would not play on my PC.

Create boards, privately or in collaboration with others. You can add text, images, links, videos, and documents to the board.

Watch German TV online.

This mediathek provides excellent streaming links to recent news via television and radio programs. There are some links to current TV shows, but the site is more focused on news. Advanced proficiency preferable. Note: many of the live TV broadcasts can only be used if the computer believes itself to be in Germany (a German VPN may be needed).