Do you ever have a hard time getting notes to students who have missed class? Or, do you not trust them to get the right information from other students? You can either have students upload notes to this site, or you can upload your notes to let your students view them if they missed a class or to review before an exam. My students will enjoy this much more than trying to find a trustworthy friend to borrow notes from!

Those of you that work in smaller districts and are in charge of several clubs or organizations can probably relate to making a multitude of "to-do-lists". Remember the milk is a way for you to create to-do-lists online that you can access anywhere and can even download the application to your iPhone!

In helping students prepare for the future this would be an excellent tool to help them create a quality resume without having to understand the sometimes complex parts of Microsoft Word such as tabs, indents, etc. This site would allow students to create multiple resumes for free!

This site is not necessarily for students - unless they are working and saving for college, but I think this would be very useful for a lot of us, who live on a budget! I am currently planning my wedding, remodeling a house, and still trying to save money and am extremely excited to give this site a try! This is a personal finance software that helps you to manage your finances for multiple accounts, but it will all be in one place now! You can also print charts, track your progress and see where you can save money.

GradeFix is an online homework planner for students to use. They can keep track of homework, exams, papers, and even due dates. I think this would be an awesome resource for High School Students to use. One downside -- the cost of this site is $5/month, however, if they invite a friend it is free AND if they do some sort of graphic design for the site they can also get it for free -- so for those students that could use the extra push to be organized this would be a great site!