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MarkUp lets you draw on any webpage with a variety of tools to express your thoughts, make a point or just simply edit. Try MarkUp now by choosing a shape below. Then grab and drop on your bookmarks bar to use any time. Yes, no downloading needed.

To gather research material for a project or presentation, you normally have to bookmark numerous webpages for later viewing. Sharing these bookmarked pages individually can prove to be inconvenient. Here to offer a better solution is Bundlr, a free to use website that lets you create virtual bundles of webpages.

QR codes let you encode any type of text into an image, which can then be read by a smartphone camera. Now you can share the URL of any webpage through a QR code automatically using an online service called Lil'qr. You simply paste a code into the source code of your webpage(s) and when opened in the browser, a QR code is automatically generated.

Have you ever wanted a way to create a survey that looks a lot nicer and more professional than just some text on a webpage? If you have, than you should check out Survey Legend, where you can make beautiful surveys with just a few clicks.

Copyright Clarity: How Fair Use Supports Digital Learning book website sponsored by NCTE and Corwin Press. This webpage has several online websites developed by the Media Education Lab at Temple University.

Lots of tools let you share a webpage with the world but what about sharing a specific quotation or specific piece of text? BookmarkQ is an amazingly simple tool that helps you share specific text from a website. It works as a bookmarklet by adding it to your browser's bookmark bar. 

Pageflakes a webpage that has all of her uploads on it.

If you are looking for a better tool to archive web pages, one that saves everything and doesn't mess with the formatting, check out bo.lt. Just put the URL of any web page, hit the Copy button (or use the bookmarklet) and, within few seconds, an exact replica of the original page will get saved to your online account.