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ThingLink lets users add interactive links to any photo and turn them into fun web experiences that drive engagement. Using ThinkLink, anyone can make interactive images. Adding text, video, sound, and other media to the picture, ThinkLink can be used as a unique learning device. Classes can also interact and collaborate on images. Teachers and students can add their own input and links to the image to create an educational masterpiece. Teachers can create images for their students to explore and contribute to. Students can do the same and can also use ThinkLink as a unique means for presenting information for any kind of project.

Brainstorm online with bubbl.us. Easily create colorful mindmaps to print or share with others. Almost no learning curve.

Using Kaltura is similar to creating a google doc or making a wiki. Students can collaborate on one project from multiple computers simultaneously. However, unlike google docs or a wiki, Kaltura allows students to upload videos, audio files, and pictures and collaborate on their uploaded media to create a video presentation.

An app that brings the Microsoft Office suite to mobile devices for free.

This tool allows you to draw on maps and embed them into websites.

The websites that you link to from Google can allow you to link to websites that help you learn in all subjects. This website is a search engine that allows you to link to a large amount of websites on the internet.

With PollSnack, teachers can easily collect data from students by creating a simple poll. This website is applicable for all subjects. It's free and an easy way for teachers of any subject to get thought and opinion results from their students.

This is a great website to get free templates

The website helps find different html codes to help you explore new codes to make websites more pleasing. It also brings you step by step to help you input the code on your website.

Good to practice geography skills with interactive games you create

Fotopedia is a useful resource for students who are visual learners. Some of the images on Fotopedia are also creative commons licensed, so many images found on the site can be used in projects.

With UJAM you can record yourself singing or playing an instrument and upload it for other people to listen.

Artrage is a website where users an express their creativeness by using online paint. Its a brilliant program for beginners in digital art. Painters can make drawings that look like physical ones as they experience a whole new canvas. Students in art class or just wanting to be creative can explore this site and download its software for free to create beautiful pieces of work.

Encalc is a free online scientific calculator. It is able to handle dimensional analysis, perform symbolic algebra and calculus, define variables, look up values from a database of physical constants, and graph. Encalc also aupports parentheses and scientific formulas. Encalc can be used when a student has misplaced his/her calculator and needs a scientific calculator to use. As a school in which a TI-84 is necessary, this tool may be very useful to some forgetful students.

This site allows you to create charts and graphs with ease.

It's a slideshow making website similar to powerpoint.

Kidblog is an online resource for creating blogs. Kidblog offers an easy to use program for all grade levels. Kidblog also is always free to teachers.

This website has many fun games to help kids learn. It has tabs so that you can see only the games that will help you learn what you want to learn. These tabs help kids improve their health, math, art, music, spelling vocabulary, typing skills.

This site can be used to embed games into a teacher's website or blog. This will most definitely make your website fun and interesting.

About.me is a website that makes it easy to quickly create a one page site highlighting your strengths, things you've published online, and your preferred contact information. Just like your online resume.