This is an online eBook creator. It is free if you want to share or embed the book on a website. You can also pay if you want the book to be printed for a hard copy.

This website shares 16 popular eBook websites that can be used for classroom use of students and teachers. This is a great visual tool that can be used to show knowledge.

This site allows the user to be creative with the resources that they would like to display. You can use images, videos, text, etc., similar to Glogster.

With this site you can create slides that have links, animations, videos, vimeos, etc. on any particular subject you would like. This is a great resource to get the students to be creative and explore the options that this site has to offer.

This website has a live thread of conversation from teachers all over the world discussing game based learning. Many teachers give great advice on what to try in classrooms and there are also videos and resources to use as well.

This website is a great tool for any teacher who is specifically looking to spice up their math classroom. It has 100 sites and/or apps to use that are centered on game based learning. These sites all incorporate learning math concepts and is a great engagement tool in any classroom.

This is a great tool for teachers and students to use to express their view/knowledge with imaginary and voice recording. You can find an image and record yourself or use text on however many slides you want to create. Such a fun creative free website!

This video is an excellent tool for teachers to learn how to embed a voice thread into a google site. It is much more efficient and easier for the user if the voice thread is embedded and not as a link.

This is a fantastic Geometry tool for high school math students. This is a website where you can manipulate angles, segments, polygons, etc. to understand a theorem, equation or true statement used in math. This is a fantastic visual for geometry students to use when discovering any type of math concept.

This is a fantastic math resource for any grade level. There are practice problems where students can try and it will give them immediate feedback. If the students get it wrong, it will explain the process and help them through their mistake. Great tool for any math teacher!

This site walks you through each step on how to upload a video to YouTube and post it on a website. This video is very useful because many videos are uploaded to Youtube and then can be embedded into a website for use.

This website is a fantastic free screen recording site. You can record your screen and audio up to about 15 minutes for free. It allows you to upload your recording to You-Tube or save it as a WMV. I used this when sharing multimedia use in the classroom.

This website is a great resource to be creative with Google Sheets, explains how to create tables, charts, images, etc. This makes a presentation more engaging and visually appealing.

This is a great resource for teachers to use if they want to incorporate Google Docs in a math classroom. Lots of neat ideas here that are creative for math.

This website gives a step by step explanation of how to embed a Google Document and how to resize the embedded image. There is a default size when embedding an image and most of the time users want to enlarge that image.

This website was a fantastic resource for me this week when learning how to create interactive slides. This is a great element to add to any PowerPoint presentation to get the students involved. Creating links on the slides to travel through the questions in the correct order takes some time to organize in your head but once it is created, it is awesome!

This video is a fantastic resource to watch what to do visually when creating interactive slides. This video describes the importance of "clickable" areas and helped me realized that the user can not read my mind on where to click for the slides, therefore create a giant object hidden in the background will send the user to the correct page.

Khan Academy is one of the most popular tutorial websites on the internet. This website covers every subject you can think of with step by step tutorial videos along with the option to practice the concepts as well. The students receive feedback from the practice and the tutorials provide detailed instructions for each lesson.

This is an example of a simulation software for math. This website constructs any geometry figure possible. It shows you step by step how to do a geometry construction. The students can control the pace of the simulation, pause it and play it forward.

This is an example of an instructional game type of software. This is a fun and entertaining educational game that students can play on their mobile device or tablet. Teachers can search for pre-made Kahoot games (in math) or make their own. Students are engaged and points add up to show a leader board and the score of each student to introduce some competition.