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Quick Screen Share is a free screen sharing service from the makers of Screencast-o-matic. To use Quick Screen Cast just go to their website, select share your screen, and enter your name. Quick Screen Share will then provide you with a URL to share with the person with whom you are screen sharing. When that person opens the link you he or she will be able to see your screen.

Upload a document and the site creates a QR code that will be printed on the document, but could also be put on a website, that, when scanned, brings you to a webpage where you are prompted to download the document or send it by email.

Urtak is a free and simple polling service that can be used on any blog or website. The polls you create can have multiple questions, but they must be "yes or no" questions. But Urtak isn't that limited because visitors to your poll also have the option of writing in their own questions. Try it out for yourself in the poll I've embedded below.

Welcome to fuzzimo.com!  Ok, so plain and simple this is a website about visual arts. I enjoy creating stuff and this is my sandbox. For now I mainly focus on web design and free resources for artists.

"Sound Gecko is a free service that turns text articles into MP3 files. Using Sound Gecko you can take an article from a website, paste its URL into Sound Gecko, and then listen to a reading of that article. The conversion isn't instantaneous, but it is relatively quick. You do have to enter an email address in order to get the MP3 file. To remove the copy and paste part of the process you can install the Sound Gecko Chrome extension."

Create a book.

Sharing large PDFs can be time consuming and a strain on your already jammed inbox. Convert PDF documents into flippable Flash page digital books with FlipSnack, a free online flip book software. Embed student art, journal entries, an excerpt from a book, or any other kind of document into a website or blog.

JOG THE WEB is a web-based tool that allows anyone to create a synchronous guide to a series of web sites. Its step by step approach of taking viewers through web sites allowing the author to annotate and ask guiding questions for each page is unique.

FROM THE SITE: The time is finally here for my annual list of favorite sites of the year.  This year, I decided to up my post to the top 100 instead of 25 due to the number of sites that I reviewed and due to the popularity of the post.  I tried to cover a wide range of sites, from flash card creators to digital storytelling and of course, social networks, which really shined in 2011.  I hope everybody enjoys the read and has as much fun reading it as I did creating it!

We make browser extensions and websites that declutter Amazon and YouTube.

When kids ask, "Can I listen to music?" I may keep this in  mind.