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Remember 'Logo?' Now you can write your code and run it in a browser window.

Wouldn't it be great if each line was highlighted as the program ran so you could see visually what each line of code was doing?

Another useful post from Richard Byrne with some good ideas about using PicCollage with students. With the app you can arrange pictures, video, text, and stickers into collages very easily. "From the app you can share your collage to Google Drive, Instagram, Facebook, Dropbox, and many other file sharing services" He has also included a video where he demonstrates how to use the tool without creating a PicCollage account. It is a free tool and available as an Android or iPad app.

"Blockly is a web-based, graphical programming editor. Users can drag blocks together to build an application. No typing required."

Fun, great to view, some people have time on their hands!  These experiments were created by designers and programmers from around the world using the latest open standards, including HTML5, Canvas, SVG, and more. Their work is making the web faster, more fun, and more open - the same spirit in which we built Google Chrome.

Create visual timelines to teach history, for example

Assign bookmarks to colored tiles and share dashboard with friends. Very visual and fun.

Effective use of symbaloo for class bookmarking

Collaborative drawing tool. No login. Simple to use and share. Fast to get started. Suitable for simple drawings using some basic shapes provided including word bubbles. Endless possibilities for ESL and other simple classroom visualising activities.

Hey, this is cool mindmap and bookmakring and sharing app. Insert media. Beta tool. What elearning uses?

A great online graphical dictionary that creates links between words in the theasurus section. My kids have used it heaps and it is easy to use.

A great online graphical dictionary that creates links between words in the theasurus section. My kids have used it heaps and it is easy to use.