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Free cloud storage with Copy--works similar to Dropbox -- free and 15 GB of storage. (I use Dropbox and see no need to change, but this has an app that you can install on any device and, apparently, is not in conflict with Dropbox). Might be worth a book.

Copy.com is another cloud storage option, though I use Dropbox. You get 15 GB free and 5GB for each referral.

gClassFolders (google shared public template) looks like it has a lot of potential for English teachers. Student has to 'drag' the dropbox folder to their desktop, but they can put work 'view' and 'edit' in for the teacher as well as final copy. Check it out--click on the video to see a quick, clear demonstration.

various cloud options--still like Dropbox best.

The information page for SYNC has been launched.\nhttp://www.AudiobookSync.com\n\nWhile Audiobook Community's SYNC group NOW holds conversations about children's and YA audio, it WILL hold free YA Literature audiobook downloads starting 7/1/10.\n\nIf you are a Librarian, Educator, Blogger, or any other kind of grand communicator please visit this page to grab tools to tell your readers about SYNC's July 1 launch.\n\nThere are downloadable posters, bookmarks, images, copy, and web pages here:\nhttp://www.audiofilemagazine.com/sync/info.html\n\nAnd a zillion thanks for spreading the word!\n

SafeShare.tv -- you can view YouTube videos without displaying the related videos and associated comments. Justsimply copy the url of a YouTube video and paste it into SafeShare.tv. Free, of course.

Online magazines for children and middle schoolers. Good listing, though there are some costs associated with magazines. Might be beneficial to get 'class' magazines rather than hard copies.