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This is a great tool! In health, we're always tracking and timelining our progress... perhaps I can find a way to utilize this with my clients and/or students. :)

Create timelines, share them on the web.

Track, compare and share data, free. Identify trends across social graphs and networks, realize the potential of p2p, track engagement metrics, look at what is really happening, real time.

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.

A Platform for Good (PFG) is a project of the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) designed to help parents, teachers and teens to connect, share, and do good online!  At FOSI we work with leaders in the field of online safety and, regularly, we hear about incredible stories and exciting opportunities in our digital world. We hear stories of parents, teens, and teachers using technology to raise social awareness, encourage activism, enhance our education system, and of course, have fun!

"Create: bring "flat" PowerPoint® slides to life with your webcam, microphone Edit: make changes, without the need for video editing software or skills Share: publish instantly to private spaces or your social networks"

"With the free Wappwolf app you have your whole photo and doc editing and sharing toolbox on the go. Reduce the number of apps in your life and be more productive. Wappwolf covers more than 25 must-have actions."

"The New Hive makes it easy for you to express yourself online. Whether it's a journal, collection of recipes, portfolio or flyer, it's fun and easy to create and update all of your media and ideas in one ad-free space. Decide what you want to share to the community, the world and all your social media sites. What's your vision to change the world?"

Do you ever find a YouTube clip you want to share because of the audio, but the imagery is boring or annoying or unnecessary? Here's how to embed that video as only an audio player. It's very easy.

The Internet Society engaged in a scenario planning exercise to reveal plausible courses of events that could impact the health of the Internet in the future. While obviously not intended to be a definitive overview of the landscape or all potential issues, we believe the results are interesting and, we hope, thought-provoking. We are sharing them in the hope that they will inspire thought about possibilities for the future development of the Internet, and involvement in helping to make that happen in the best possible way.

Celebrating an important event takes a lot of effort. YourTribute is a web tool that lets you create a simple tribute page to plan, share and remember a special event or special person in your life. Creating the tribute page requires no coding or designing skills and is based on a WYSIWYG strategy. 

Wikipedia's not the only project brought to us by Wikimedia. A number of ongoing experiments are offered by the not-for-profit, all aimed at making it easier for human beings to share information. There's a database of free media, a collection of public domain books and the ultimate quote book, to name a few. All of these projects represent the Internet at its best: people from all over the world getting together to build something useful for mankind. If you're not familiar with these tools you're missing out on a great deal of the web's inherent awesomeness, so let's take a look.

Freelancers, small business owners, college students and family members have found that the Internet has made it easier to work from home, collaborate on group projects, and share important files and links. This list of web tools is ideal for anyone working on a group project, whether you're looking for task management support, scheduling and calendar organization, or just a place to collect all your materials and brainstorms.

You have to play with this to see how cool it is. I Like the colors and the player for revisions. Plays like a movie. Also no sign up and chat built in. Sweet! Export in all formats. No publish though, but can share url.

Whether something goes wrong on your computer and you need a friend to help you out or you just want to show off your current setup, sometimes it's nice to quickly share what you're seeing. Graabr makes this process easy: just use the program to grab a screenshot of what you see on your computer.

Copy editing on paper is easy: just mark everything up with a red pen. Online can get complicated. Sure, you can use the track changes feature in Microsoft Office combined with the notes function, but that's not as efficient as it could be. If you're looking for a different way, check out CrocoDoc.

Google Wave reinvented.

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.

 JamCloud takes more than a few cues from Turntable.fm, but it dispenses with the adorable avatars and bobbing heads and trades them in for a video player that lets you "DJ" videos and playlists from YouTube and SoundCloud.

For one reason or another, you might want to download all your photos from Flickr or Facebook to your computer. Either to have the backup or to migrate them to another photo sharing service online. Doing it manually is a time consuming task, so thats where Fotobounce is useful.