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This website has so much great information on it. It has ideas for lessons as well as today in history type of information. The web guides link talks about the web and how to use it properly and how to know if a site is credible. This is a tool that I found a week ago and really love it.

Social Studies teachers, check this one out and see what is useful to you. (They also publish "on this day in Spanish" for you MFL teachers. 

Check out this site by a high school science teacher! Links to a bunch of classes (standards based, integrated science classes). Great example of integrating a bunch of web2.0 tools. Awesome example!

Share and make your own online activities and games.

Five minute videos explaining how to use specific tools in a classroom setting. It's a great first stop if you haven't used a tool or want to hear from an educator about how it could be used in a classroom. 

This is one of my favorite elementary classroom blogs. Maria Knee is a NH kindergarten teacher, a former NH Tech teacher of the year, and a generally awesome person. Just scroll through for lots of great ideas.

In case you didn't have enough tools yet . .. here are a few more (and a recap of the biggest ones)

record your desktop activities

check this out! REcord the actions of your own computer real time!!! Most helpful link for videoizzy... my dizzys...

Check these out and see how many you are now familiar with ! We hit most of the first 25 or so. Check out others for sharing in the smackdown if you are still looking for ideas!