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ReadWriteThink offers interactive tools - these could be a great option for when students need to create their own games / review activities. 59 Tools (14 currently can be saved/shared - currently trying to make more of them saveable). ReadWriteThink is working on an app for iOS (currently heavily Flash driven)

Trading Card App (characters fictional or real) and Word Mover (magnetic poetry) - Apps for both iOS and Android coming soon.

Tumult Hype is the HTML5 creation app for Mac OS X. Animations and interactive content made with Tumult Hype work on desktops, smartphones and iPads. No coding required. The results are stunning.

There are many advantages from being able to exchange ideas on a global level. However, sometimes it helps to meet face-to-face to work through ideas or problems. Honestly, human nature thrives on social interactions, and that can sometimes be lacking authenticity on social network sites.

Bernie Dodge's developments - options for cell phones.

The Technology Research Exchange (TREx) is an online interactive database of reviews on educational technology research annotated with implications for practice.

I was really interested to check out what Beyond Textbooks had to offer - since my Master's research project was interactive, textbook replacement options. Since their website was mentioned during the afternoon ISTE session, it is not too surprising it is overloaded and not loading. This is another resource that will need to be explored more fully in the future.