This article is another list of teachers tools that they were surveyed about. I love getting these lists because you can then compare all of your lists and see which tools showed up on multiple lists.

This site has a crazy amount of Web 2.0 tools and they're also broken out by the type of tool that they are so it's easy to find what you're looking for. Seriously, probably more tools than anyone could ever really need.

Wikispaces is a great place for academic based wikis to be formed. Since the site is geared towards education it does a great job of being exactly what a teacher would want it to be.

This quick article went through 35 web 2.0 tools. I like this list because it has some of the easier things to work with (Prezi, Twitter) to some more advanced things like Diigo and Wikispaces.

I actually had two sites that were provided by the government with lots of digital activities for the kids to do. This is the one that wasn't turned off by the government shutdown. Good to know.

I thought this site had a lot of great advice for people that might be starting their first blog. I would say that half of the things they bring up I wouldn't have thought about if I was starting a blog.