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Simple to use and free, Google Chart Tools enable adding live charts to any web page. * A rich gallery of visualizations provided as: -Image charts - using a simple URL request to a Google chart server -Interactive charts - using a Google developed JavaScript library * Can read live data from a variety of data sources

Google Fonts offers open source web fonts for all to use privately or commercially. As of now, there are 629 font families available. Filter fonts by thickness, slant, width and script. Screenshot courtesy of Google Fonts.

This learning activity using Google Forms was developed by an 8th grade teacher, but ideas could be extended to other contexts.

Lets you keep track of quiz scores, quiz answers, and survey data by reporting it to a Google spreadsheet. No Google sign-in required for students. Send individual email transcripts back to your students or/and an administrator(s).

Gather, visualize and share data online: Visualize and publish your data as maps, timelines and charts Host your data tables online Combine data from multiple people

includes some of the most popular Google Wave technologies. Among those included are: Map Gadget, Mind Map, Yes/No/Maybe Polling, Diagram Editor, Listy, Concept Draw MindWave, and more! Easy to use stand-alone web pages are created. Works best with Chrome

Notes and links from the presentation--

Platform to post the things you're working on and talk about them with your team. You can post your notes, links, images, and documents, as well as things from Dropbox, Google Drive, and Evernote. No matter whether your stuff lives in Dropbox, Google Drive, or Evernote, you can discuss all of it with your team alongside full previews that stay up-to-date, right within Dispatch. No need to download or update manually.

Flot is a pure Javascript plotting library for jQuery. It produces graphical plots of arbitrary datasets on-the-fly client-side.

The sites mentioned, well most of them, solve at least one problem really well. The list highlights the lesser-known or undiscovered websites and misses out all-time favorites like Google Docs, Wikipedia or IMDB that most of us are already aware of.

Compilation of mobile learning resources--a living document regularly updated.

at least one excellent free learning tool (or site) for every learning problem, need or issue