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Text, image, audio editing and more. They are free, but not illegal apps, mostly open source software (pretty well the entire contents of my computer).

Sorry if anyone gets caught in hours of exploring this site, but there are some great cloud computing resources here!

Free online training for teachers based on the US "National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers." Here's your chance to brush up on a few of your computer skills.

Preso.tv is a hassle-free way to broadcast, view, and share retina-quality presentations on smartphones, tablets and computers in real-time, anywhere. It's free, all you need is a smart device and an internet connection! For a customized experience, download the free app for iPhone and iPad.

If you are lucky enough to have a computer in your classroom that lets you project content onto a screen of if you have a whiteboard, this is an amazing resource for you!

Those who have spoken to me about web browsers know that I'm a fan of Firefox. If you'd like to learn more about it, here's a great place to start.

By now everyone is sure to have heard about Facebook, but if you don't know much about it this website has an online tutorial to show you what it's all about.

Excellent productivity and collaboration applications. One of the great things about opening a Zoho account is that you can access your documents from any computer, anywhere.

Google apps offers something similar. I use i google the same way. I would like to add these kinds of collections to my list of proposal topics. They are very easy to use, not intimidating and really add to ones productivity. I've even had my students create igoogle accounts with different tabs for L/W/R pronunciation and vocabulary. It gives them a little ownership and something they can continue to use after the program/course has ended.