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Adobe Reader, software used to view and fill PDF forms, is installed on most every computer. With Adobe Reader, you can sometimes enter data into a PDF form and print it, but you are unable to save the completed form to your computer. Also, some PDF forms do not allow you to fill in any fields. Up until now, the only solution to these problems was to purchase the Adobe Acrobat software package at a cost of around $500. With PDFill Editor you can do the above tasks for a fraction of that cost. You can also add comments, annotations, text, or shapes to the PDF and resave it.

This chart was designed to inform teachers of what they may do under the law. Feel free to make copies for teachers in your school or district, or download a PDF version at www.techlearning.com. More detailed information about fair use guidelines and copyright resources is available at www.halldavidson.net.

The internet is teeming with free resources waiting to be used to enhance the classroom experience. Singling out the best ones, however, can be overwhelming and time consuming. At SimpleK12, we have meticulously scavenged the internet in search for the best free classroom tech tools. We're thrilled to present to you this list, HIDDEN WEBTOOLS: 11 Tools for 2011, and we hope it engages you and proves itself useful for all of your educational technology needs.

"If you haven't tried OpenOffice.org's mail merge feature because you find it confusing or difficult to use, you are in luck. Mail Merges in OpenOffice.org and StarOffice provides a detailed description of the mail merge feature from start to finish. Among other things, it shows how you can use the mail merge to create letters, labels, and envelopes. Download the free PDF ebook for your persusal or read the article online."