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This product looks promising. It offers very engaging video for many subjectsThis product looks promising. It offers very engaging video for many subjects.

Dimdim web conferencing. Easy, open, affordable. Collaborate and share voice, video, slides, whiteboard, even your desktop. No downloads required to host or attend. Try it now, it's quick and easy to get started. Great for web conferencing, web meetings, eLearning, desktop sharing, unified collaboration, online training, and more.

This is the coolest thing since sliced bread, I use this almost everyday. It is templates for quizzes, activities (games) and surveys. The best instructional tool ever.

Use Jing to capture anything you see on your computer screen and share it instantly...as an image or short movie.

This is a really cool online planner. It will text you cell phone or email and remind you of an upcoming assignment.

This looks awesome! It allows for students to get help with their writing so the teacher doesn't have to spend all the time... which can be super overwhelming and too much for one person.

This is NOT a doodling program, it is a polling and scheduling program. Simple, free and integrates into other apps.

I think it would be great if the school encouraged non traditional media skills. Most kids have a cell phone that will create short videos, or a digital camera that will film short films. How about teaching students how to upload these into a free program that will allow them to make a movie to tell a story. We could get some really cool projects that would allow students to have a lot of fun. If they have to write out the shot list and think out their movie before they make it, there can be some really great critical thinking they can display. Id like to see the students have to submit the work they put into the film BEFORE they make the film and then turn in the film.

Guide to creating a digital storytelling

This rocks! It is social networking with a drawing cartoon animation FREE program!

Place to teach, I think it is like elluminate... but has a twist on it.

This website is awesome. It is a collection of website from a lot of different sources that contain web elements appropriate for student learning.

Great scenarios for learning about what it is like to teach online in K-12.

study with flashcards, matching, hangman, crossword, etc...

Okay this looks cool, students can create their own study materials and it generates a bunch of different ways to study! I wonder if we could assign them to make their own as an assignment.

Create free rubrics

Love this program and its customizing capabilities totally rocks!