ELLchat

Online resources from Larry Ferlazzo via @katrocada

Not specific to ELT, but good resources via Judie Haynes

VIdeos from Kate Kinsella via Shaeley Santiago

Webinars from Colorin Colorado via Judie Haynes

Helping kids read and succeed! via Shaeley Santiago

edWeb is a social network for the education community (via Jasmine Olmo)

Webinar from Shelly Terrell on teaching kids via Karen Nemeth

Uses Google or Bing as an online realtime corpus. Can be used in an EAP setting or higher levels. Search for a word and see it in context.

Copy and paste any text into the box and submit for an analysis of the difficulty level. Ease of reading is divided into three categories: easy, average, and hard. It also provides a list of potentially difficult words and phrases. Good for quickly checking a text for class readability. 

Host an mp3 file online for free without registration. Students can listen online and make comments.

Create a URL that starts a YouTube video from a particular spot.

Simple, free word processor that doesn't need registration. Includes spell checker, fonts, and some unique features such as removing carriage returns and applying capital letters.

Using the classroom edition, students can log in without registration and create their own story with pictures based on a set of templates. 

Create an online whiteboard that can be shared collaboratively. Upload pictures and add notes. No registration. Use for group work or commenting.