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Search for resources on the Gooru website. Customize your lessons with the resources provided on this website. You can add your own resources to the website.

"Here is a handy guide for students published by EasyBib. The guide takes students through a variety of websites, pointing out signs relating to their reliability.  By looking closely at information relating to a site's author, date of publication, citations and links, as well as publisher information, students can get a better grasp of what makes a website a credible source. "

"The days of foldable paper maps are numbered but the world wide web is opening up the potential of maps by offering an amazing variety of cool websites that teachers should take the time to explore. Below are ten great mapping sites for you to use in the classroom."

Transfer files quickly from one computer to another through this website. Need to have a Dropbox account to use the Dropittome.com website.

StatSilk offers a range of web-based and desktop software to cater to diverse mapping and visualization needs. The website has a common purpose: to make data analysis easy, efficient and enjoyable.

ProCon.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity that has no government affiliations of any kind. Our purpose is to provide resources for critical thinking and to educate without bias. We do not express opinions on our research projects ("issue websites"). Our mission statement is: "Promoting critical thinking, education, and informed citizenship by presenting controversial issues in a straightforward, nonpartisan, primarily pro-con format."

We noticed users have used HSTRY to tell other stories - from travel logs to a blossoming romance. Businesses have also adopted the tool and have created product roadmaps, onboarded clients and shared their team strategies. A change in product philosophy could therefore help a broad swath of teachers, their students and learners of all kinds. We've been working hard over the last couple of months to introduce you to our new identity: Sutori. Sutori is the easiest and best way to create and share your story. In a few clicks you can add any type of media to your story and create with your friends and colleagues in real-time. All stories can be shared and embedded onto any website or blog.

Website that can help you flip lessons. Can use YouTube and Ted.com videos to create lessons.

Google Drive is a great service, but installing the application and synchronizing some files is just the first step. These tricks will help you take advantage of Google Drive, both on the desktop and on the web - whether you're looking to easily synchronize other folders with your Drive or take advantage of the features only available on the website.

Website students can use to create eye-catching infographics.

Mindmapping websites...different mapping style options.

Website promoting different software and web tool options to the mainstream applications.

Use this Timeline website with Google Docs to create engaging timelines for use in your classrooms.

Do you miss Google WonderWheel? Here is an alternative. Choose a broad topic, and with the use of this website, narrow the scope and focus of your topic.

LiveMinutes.com is a simple, free conferencing website. Works well with laptops as they have built-in microphones.

Cel.ly is a website used to communicate through text messages. You can create groups, called cells, send texts out as polls, and receive the results at the end of the poll. Very neat tool.

This is a good answer to dealing with Flash and iPads. It seems to work very well with Flash-based websites.

Interesting website containing math & science lessons with activities and videos.