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Its main benefit is in its openness to adaptability. Programmers can incorporate their own tools into Sakai, allowing more room to integrate individual school programs. The Sakai software includes many of the features common to course management systems, including document distribution, a gradebook, discussion, live chat, assignment uploads, and online testing.

The format is just like Facebook, but it offers blogs, adding courses you teach, grades, allows comments on each students, tracks attendance, etc. Great tool to use as a teacher or school administrator.

I am not sure what I would use this tool for but there appear to be a lot of features and if you pay the monthly fee you get a lot more tools. There is not any support for the free service. That is a major drawback.

Zoho is a great tool to store work for all my different courses and assignments at school and as an easy way to access my information and share it.

Seems like something that would be great for the business world but not something I would necessarily enjoy using in the classroom.

May be useful but you will have to figure it out.This is not idiot proof.The site allows you to build everything from personal blogs to enterprise applications. Thousands of add-on modules and designs let you build any site you can imagine.

This is more for teachers. Users can collect, analyze and weight information about many other products, services, etc. It helps the higher education community make better choices in course management systems, student services, and e-learning policies.

The website MyiCourse.com is a user friendly website that allows anyone to create a virtual classroom, whether as a study aid or as an online learning tool. This site allows for anyone to create a site that is user friendly on a virtually accepted platform.

For some reason I really wasn't interested in what ATutor had to offer, but does seem to be similiar to blackboard.

This is a great comic creator site.