This site contains examples webpages of effective practice for elementary, middle, and  high schools. 

Classtools.net is a site that offers teachers creative and organizational tools. Teachers can access the website to create quizzes, diagrams and educational games, which can then be hosted on their own site or blog. The Classtools.net site offers a list of templates to choose from, such as Arcade Game Generator, Random Name Picker, Fishbone, Lights Out, Hamburger and Jigsaw Diagram.

Teach and learn digital skills and web literacy. (The pages in this section are full of fun things to discover, make and teach. Our global community is continually adding new activities, lesson plans and tutorials from across the web that make it easy to learn by doing. Anyone can use these educational resources-they're free, open and backed by Mozilla's non-profit mission.

A space that contains curated tools and gadgets in an easy to use database.  

"Millions of people use Flipboard to read and collect the news they care about, curating their favorite stories into their own magazines on any topic imaginable."

Many of these tools lend themselves to teaching multiple content areas. Be creative and imagine what learning engines they may become! From Kevin Honeycutt

Google Tip of the Day

This site contains over 500 of the best social change documentaries free to watch online, all via one massive wall of films on a single page. The landing page itself is visually exciting to look at and it is also searchable!

LMSs use this to create bingo cards for book fair. They use book titles from the Scholastic brochure given to students. Each homeroom teacher (in elem. I would give to each teacher) gets a bingo card. I read 2 or 3 titles each day of book fair over the morning announcements. Teacher/class with winning card get a book for the classroom and a doughnut for breakfast.