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Draft is a site where you can write an essay and invite someone to revise it for you. You can also revise other people's essays. Revisions can be accepted or rejected by the creator of the essay.

Use this to make an outline for your essay before you can say "I need to make an outline for my essay." This website makes it really easy.

A website that can check your grammar instantly that can help students write essays and papers without grammatical errors.

AP Study Notes is a great site for students who are taking the following AP courses: AP U.S. History, AP Government and Politics, AP English Language and Composition, and AP English Literature and Composition. The site supplies students with notes including course information, vocabulary terms, practice tests, sample essays, and much more, in order for students to prepare themselves for the actual AP exam.

A site that allows you to create flow charts and graphs for any type of brainstorming or planning.

Wake Up Brain! is a great tool that can help students brainstorm ideas for essays, projects, presentations, etc. It is a good way to get students' creative juices flowing before writing. It can also help students when they get stuck on a writing topic.

StoryToolz is a source that can be used by those writing stories, or essays. Among other tools StoryToolz has a word count meter which you can use to monitor how your word count has increased as you have progressed.

Online compiler that adds audio to any professional document. This includes PowerPoint presentations, narrative essays, and still images. Useful for making videos and podcasts to upload online.

Mr. Vincent's Place is an amazing site for anyone taking AP United States History or World History. The site contains easy to find APUSH Released Documents such as test questions and essay prompts.