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Dudamobile is a free online tool for creating the mobile version of your website. Any changes that you make on your website will automatically update on the mobile version, preventing you from having to maintaining two websites. Dudamobile shows how the mobile experience will look on iPhone, Android, Windows phones and Blackberry devices. Dudamobile can be used by professors to make their website more appealing to their 21st-century, phone-oriented students.

Wealth of information for teachers and librarians to use to teach information literacy.

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.

This website is great at turning any website into a mobile website.

For students, teachers, these 340+ games and websites are organized by topic - history, government, geography, states, explorers, cultures, world organizations and religions. There are project ideas, activities for kids, lessons for teachers and information to help kids with research.

This website has many resources to help prepare for a test. When on the homepage, you'll see a search bar where you can look up your subject you're studying or a question to narrow down your search. There are many helpful study guides and questions on the website and even a few briefs of literature to help reinforce what you read. The website, at first glance, seems that the website is mostly focused on literature, but it also has tabs for science, math, history and more subjects. For teachers, there is a tab that says 'For Teachers', which provides lesson plan lay outs to help. Many helpful study guides and other resources to help prepare for a test.

This website is a place where you can learn about anything. For example if you don't understand what you learned in school, just visit the website and learn on your own.

How to Smile is a community of teachers that has submitted over 3,000 hands-on and interactive STEM activities. How to Smile offers desktop and mobile versions of the website. It offers activities that are both virtual and physical.

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.

CBBC is a BBC television channel whose target audience is aimed towards 4 to 12 year olds. However, I think that high school students could also use this site as an educational tool. Its website features free kids' games, television shows, clips, music, art activities, and news. The television shows and games on this website are fun and educational, usually pertaining to science. Also, the news reports that are featured on this website include world news, sports news, and even entertainment news. Furthermore, there is a really neat section about animals, where children can learn about all different types of animals and the latest news concerning animals.

A website that can be used to teach or learn foreign languages. Teachers can use this website to help their students learn other languages. Also, anyone can learn languages on this website through tutorials and practice with native speakers.

This website helps people with making websites as well as the coding behind it.

This Website is great to use if you are having trouble coding.

ZooBurst is a website that allows you to make and view 3D books for free. This website makes learning fun and it doesn't have to be boring. You can also use this website to tell a story for english class or it can be used to remember things for social studies.

5 Proven Ways Students can Learn Better is a good website that offers students 5 tips on how they can develop a better understanding on what they are learning. Students ,teachers, and even parents can use the information on this website to help make learning more enjoyable and worthwhile. By using the tips offered by this website, students may be able to improve their grades and have a deeper understanding about the material they are learning.

A+ Click Math and Logic Problems is a website that has math problems for grades 1-12. It also has logic problems and math problems by subject. The intent of this website is to help students "to develop logical reasoning and problem solving skills." Students could use this website for more help with a particular subject, such as Algebra or Geometry. Not only does A+ Click Math and Logic Problems have "serious" math questions, it also has funny math questions that can help make doing and learning math more enjoyable for students.

4 Important Tips for Any College Student is a good website for high school seniors as they prepare for college. This website has four tips for college, but seniors can also use them as they finish high school. They can continue to use them in college. This website can help high school seniors get prepared for college. Although this is for college students, high school seniors can keep these tips in mind as they enter college.

Visual bookmark website that adds customization to websites in the form of icons. Multiple pages to create specific bookmarks such as websites for a specific class. Integrated search engine, encyclopedia, and other useful tools.

World's Greatest Math and Science Rap is a website that has short videos about various math and science topics. The interesting thing about this website is that the content is rapped, which helps to make learning about these topics more intriguing and memorable. Each video includes lyrics so that the viewer can see the words to the song (in case it is hard to understand what the rapper is saying). Students can use this website as a study tool for particular topics in math and science. It is a fun way to learn and understand science and math.

Social networking site for teacher-to-student & student-to-student interaction.

This website is good for putting assignments online and getting help from classmates.

Secure, Facebook-like website where teachers and students can collaborate and discuss classroom topics.