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Meetup is a popular website for finding groups of people that want to... well meet up. This link can be an important resource for finding events to attend through which you can network, and can be a useful tool for advertising one's own organizations.

Benny's Educational Toys is one the most comprehensive Jewish supply websites I've found. You buy something from them once, and they send you coupons that usually fall around different holidays. They have holiday specific items, posters, and basic classroom supplies that fit better in a Jewish classroom. It's also reasonably priced.

Jvillage is a website designing organization that specialized in the Jewish non-profit world. They are very user friendly and offer seminars for free! If you are in the market for a new website, check out jvillage 2.0!

G-dcast is a collection of short videos that correlate with different holidays or Torah portions. The appropriate age is listed, and many videos come with free lesson plans and resources to use. The also have a few apps that are also free to download.

Yes, I know the content leans to the right, but these videos are so well done and so clever. You can back up the URL to the main site to see lessons for adults as well. The content is very thorough. My teacher of Hilchot Bikur Cholim v'Avelut comes in once a month with a clever video to show the class.

A listing of blogs on Jewish topics, a great resource for finding interesting or informative articles on a variety of topics.

This is another site for educators, and students in undergrad and grad level to search for Journals in Jewish Education

I spend a few hours a week studying with hevrutas over skype, and this website has been essential to my learning. Hebrew books can be expensive, and hard to find, but this website gives access to almost anything, including the entire Talmud, that you can think of. It's essential to my studies with others, and my own personal studies.

My father used to use this website as a source for our "Parsha of the Week" when I was young. Their drashes are easily digestible and applicable, for kids. This could be useful in a religious school context.

This contains links to the most common prayers students learn while preparing for their Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. When you click on a specific prayer, the text in Hebrew shows up and students can listen to the whole prayer or line by line, either chanted or read.

This is a fantastic site for Jewish texts. TaNaKh, Mishnah, Gemara, Mishneh Torah are all available hear. Good for research or simply copying and pasting required verses from our traditional texts. I use this one weekly.

Rusty Brick makes a lot of grey apps and if you were not aware of it, many of these support the observance of Jewish prayers and rituals. I use their app for counting the Omer and toting around an entire siddur (in HD). They are developing new apps all the time.