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New web-based collaborative whiteboard tool that works cross platform.

This Google Spreadsheet has been created by users who are part of the Global Education Collaborative. It has a wealth of resources.

Collaborative whiteboard tool for iPad.

Cork board type app that allows students to organize research or a project on their ipad. The free version allows for one board.  Online, collaborative version would be Wallwisher

PageSend is another free screecasting tool; however, it also allows students to collaboratively screencast from multiple devices.

This could be an interesting workflow and collaboration tool - especially in BYOD environments.

Collaborative white board for the Plus (paid version)

eBackpack offers storage and collaboration features to individuals, classes, teachers, and schools. Now, there is an iPad module to help manage workflow and student portfolios. The pricing is quite affordable.

This is a great article about mobile learning, collaborative learning, and general good practice.

We use VoiceThread in a lot of our EdTechTeacher workshops as it is completely web based and now includes an iPad app. As a tool, it can create digital stories, be used for foreign language exercises, or support the creation of collaborative study aids. This library is a database of articles about successful VoiceThread projects.

Much like Wunderlist, Producteev allows you to collaborate on group projects, syncs with multiple devices, and serves as a good organizational tool.

At EdTechTeacher, we often teach how to use Evernote as a note taking, workflow, and collaboration tool. This is a blog devoted to it.

This site provides both a social network for your class as well as iOS/Android/Facebook apps to support learning outside of school. Unlike other study apps, this one encourages teachers and students to collaborate and engage via their Study Hall social network

Great idea about leveraging photo stream to build a resource library. Could be a great solution for shared devices.

Great collaborative post about ways to start thinking about using iPads in classrooms. Like the focus on process and task vs app.

HTML5 chalk board

app that allows user to present and then share across multiple devices

This is a potential alternative to Reflection, and it is subnet independent. Could be an interesting alternative.