This source is good for anyone looking for creditable sources that can be used for a paper or any other type of research purpose. The source offers scholar papers,governmental documents, and scientific experiment papers.
Using their Street View technology, Google brings the world to life on a computer screen. Anyone with internet access can now explore geological and historical locations from their computer. Explore locations from the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone National Park, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, Antarctica, and the Great Barrier. With over 50 places you can virtually venture through, The World Wonders Project is a wonder in itself.
Teachers can take their students on virtual fieldtrips to learn about geology, history, and the like in the world around them.
This program, which is now compatible with Google Drive, allows for the easy creation of charts, flow charts and wireframes. This would be put to good use from middle school through high school in order to organize study material, make charts for a class, or create rough sketches of drawings or websites.
This is an amazingly useful app that allows you to put sticky notes any where on your device. This app's function is exactly as the title states floating sticky notes. This app is exclusive to Android.
draw.io is a free online diagram drawing application for workflow, BPM, org charts, UML, ER, network diagrams
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This is a free online mind mapping tool that is connectable with Google Drive. This is a great tool because it has a very simple interface.
Historical Facebook is a template for creating fake Facebook accounts for historical figures. Students can easily organize basic and formation and make connections between key historical figures.
Symbolab is practically like Google, except it is geared specifically towards math and science students. Instead of using words in a search engine, you can use mathematical and scientific symbols. An included feature in the website is a step-by-step solution of an entered math problem.
Stoodle is another wonderful program that allows users to interface on the same document much like Google docs. The online difference is that instead of a word document you draw and write on a whiteboard. Users can even hook their microphone up and speak with other people viewing their board. The services are free and all you have to do to get into someone else's room is know the URL.