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College Crunch is a tool that helps students plan for college by giving them reviews of different schools and tips on how to prepare financially for college. College Crunch also serves to inform the student about the career that they are pursuing through listing salaries by career.

College Crunch is a great resource for students doing preparing to apply for and doing research on colleges. The site provides reviews and profiles for colleges, and also offers tips in the application and financing processes.

This is a great online video editing website which gives the user the option to access the videos from anywhere via internet.

Application used for collaborative creation and editing of video and other types of media.

Shows short videos that students and teachers can use to learn how to use Web 2.0 applications and other types of interactive technology

draw.io is a free online diagram drawing application for workflow, BPM, org charts, UML, ER, network diagrams ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 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.

This is an app, right now exclusive to iOS devices, that will help you solve math problems. The app show the steps and graphs for the problem what ever is applicable. There are also several other apps of this sort for things such as Calculus and Music Theory.

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 application allows students to easily and creatively make venn diagrams, flow charts, floor plans, and much more. This can help students organize, plan, and compare works.

Application that allows teachers to send reminders to parents and students. Can be used for assignment due dates or important activities coming up.

Bundlenut condenses multiple URLs into one. This tool is applicable for any school subject in which the teacher needs his/her students to easily access several websites.

ForgeFX has been a proud content development partner for Pearson Prentice Hall for more than 10 years. Developing over 100 simulation-based training applications, across a number of different subjects and curriculums, ForgeFX helps Pearson Prentice Hall deliver digital learning products that transform students from passive audience members, to active participants in the learning process.

This site allows you to draw and print beautiful schematics for lab reports. In-browser simulations make it easy to quickly learn electronics concepts via just-for-fun playing and guided exploration. This site's tools complement undergraduate and graduate electrical engineering classes, as well as high school and college physics curriculums.

This tool is a easy application to math, on helping students with different levels of math. This site is a perfect site to use if you are confused about a problem and need a step by step explanation on how to do it.

It allows institutions to build and preserve their own web archive of digital content, through a user friendly web application, without requiring any technical expertise or hosting facilities. Subscribers can harvest, catalog, and archive their collections, and then search and browse the collections when complete.

An online painting application that features unique links to each drawing created, allowing for quick saves and sharing. Notes, drawings, outlines, and even 3D art can be created.

PodBean is a website that you can join to create podcasts and share them with other users. PodBean features statistics on your podcasts, customizable themes, and powerful analysis tools. PodBean also allows you to easily share your podcasts by giving embedded codes and links. Podcasts are applicable for any time of educational use, from teaching to student projects.

This website offers two technological tools, one that would be more applicable to elementary students while the second could be used by middle and high school students. The former, Draw Me a Game, allows children to draw their own world and create a video game out of it, exposing them early on to the advantageous aspects of technology at an early age. JellyCam, the latter, allows older students to make a stop-motion video that can be used in subjects such as arts, science, English, and social studies.