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This website lets you browse or create a "playlist" of videos to help you. It's basically a educational YouTube. They have videos in almost every subject and even has things for parents and it could be helpful for teachers as well to find a new way to present an idea.

A website for storing and creating microsoft documents.

This is an online map editor. Create pathways and routes to certain locations.This can help to demonstrate a path certain group went in Social Studies.

Opus is a new service made to develop sample problems designed to fit common core standards. It also allows teachers to create answer sheets for the problems they have saved.

Allows student writers to create a database to organize ideas and resources. This website can also share your database with other people if allowed.

Soo Meta allows you to create short movies from videos (your own or from Youtube), pictures, text, or recordings. This is helpful for projects requiring a movie (ex: book trailer or a showcase).

Excellent software for building complex molecular structures digitally and observing chemical reactions between the molecules you create without having to deal with the risks of working in a lab.

This tool can help you create a website and maybe solve some problems that you would otherwise have using another tool.

X Timeline allows students to create collaborative timelines (similar to using google docs) that can incorporate text, images, and videos.

Easy to use databse and API creator that allows users to create their own API and online databases using a drag-and-drop user interface, customizable commands, and insertable code all with the click of a button and little to no coding experience required.

It is an easy to learn language that uses visual blocks to be able to create games.

Make education fun again! Quizdini is an easy Web 2.0 tool that helps teachers teach and students learn, for free! Create engaging multiple-choice quizzes (though we prefer to think of them as games) where you control the content, and let your students learn at their own pace!

National atlas is a website where people can create maps for different things such as climate change and agriculture. This is a great study tool for students taking social studies and science.

Planboard is an online lesson planner made for teachers. Create, share, and manage lesson plans with simple and easy to use lesson plan templates.

Professor Word was created mostly to assist students in ACT and SAT prep. High-schoolers will find this tool quite useful.

Note: click here to see the full syllabus and other related teaching materials. As anyone who's ever done it knows, the art of syllabussing is a fine one. (Yes, it's a word; don't look it up, take my word for it- Syllabussing: creating the perfect syllabus for a college-level course). Open culture is a high-quality cultural and educational media source. A staggering collection of 400 courses, online, for free, from Ivy League universities, such as Stanford, UCLA, Columbia and Oxford University.Courses run from science and art to math and economics.

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

This tool is a way to make visual timeline and map combination. Students can also add text, pictures, and videos to each project. These projects are downloadable and can be embedded in to website. This can help a student in a social studies class to create a visual and engaging project.