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Google aplication that includes Google Translate. Now you can read in your own language from any place! - See search results as you type with Google Instant. - Translate web pages instantly with automatic language detection. - Share with just the right people Pedagogical uses: Students can find useful information web sites written in 40 languages​​, making all kinds of activities related to discovery learning, comprehesion reading, storytelling, etc.

At Google, we support teachers in their efforts to empower students and expand the frontiers of human knowledge. That's why we've assembled the information and tools you'll find on this site. # Tools # Activities # Posters # Teacher Community

This is a first approach for teachers to research about all tools that GOOGLE offers to education. There are many and very useful, try it! Pedagogical uses: collaborating, presenting, comunicating, planning, sharing.

This is a free tool (by Google) to make mobile websites. Very easy to use. 

There are useful and useless things in Google Sites. It is free but it is more a business tool than an educational one. But it can start as a business game and then someone can use the social mobile template to start socializing.

Google Hangout apps to be used within G+ Hangout.

Technical uses: Create your account in Google +, make your circles of contacts and start a videoconference. Talk up to 10 people simultaneously, for free. Pedagogical uses: Communication between peers, collaborative work, teamwork between teachers.

very cool stuff to use data from Wikipedia in Google Spreadsheets

Google Docs for visual people The easiest way for creative teams to think, imagine and discuss their ideas.

Design collaborative activities with students to learn about geography, geology, environmental sciences

Zap survey is an online Tool where you can create all kind of different surveys. It is very easy to use and divided into three steps: Create an Online-survey, send them to students via Mailing list and inteprate the reusults fast and easyl via online-tool. You have to login bevore using it. It is rather a tool for trainers and teachers than for students. It can also be used as an tool to spread Evaluation surveys and exams. Pedagogical uses: survey, to spread examinations, project management, evaluation tag: trainer, examination, evaluation

I have used different survey tools, and I like Google Forms (part of Google Docs) because it has no restrictions and a very intuitive interface. My Diigo account has an overview of survey tools if you search for the tag "survey" (on my account)

The story is all inside your head She said to me The answer is easy if you Go on the web and see I'd like to help you in your struggle To be free There must be fifty web 2.0 ways To tell a story

Guidelines how you can tell a story with a range of tools to illustrate your story. Ways to tell your personal story or the collaborate on a common story. Pedagogical use: storytelling as one possibility to present oneself in the familiarisation phase way to develop and present a (transnational) project

http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools#The Fifty Tools Go to this link and you will find all the following tools to create stories!! They ar more than 50... SLIDESHOW TOOLS: 2. ImageLoop 3. One True Media 4. RockYou 5. Slide 6. SlideFlickr 8. Slideoo 9. pictobrowser 11. Slideroll 12. Picasa 13. PhotoPeach 14. Tikatok 15. Tar Heel Reader TIMELINE TOOLS: 17. OurStory 18. xtimeline MIXER TOOLS: 19. Voice Thread 21. VUVOX COMIC/SKETCH TOOLS: 23. gnomz 24. ComicsSketch 25. Toondoo 26. Kerpoof 27. Bubblr 28. Comiqs 29. PikiStrips 30. Pixton COLLAGE TOOLS: 31. Tabblo 32. Scrapblog 33. Glogster MAP TOOLS: 34. Mapwing 35. Google My Maps 36. Wayfaring Flickr TOOLS / IDEAS: 37. Flickr Tell a Story in 5 Frames 38. Flickr Six Word Story 39. Flicktion 40. Linking Flickr Notes 41. Pictures with Stories Flickr Group AUDIO TOOLS: 42. Podcast People 43. Blabberize 44. yodio VIDEO TOOLS: 45. BubblePLY 47. Animoto 48. JayCut 49. xtranormal 50. shwup PRESENTATION TOOLS: 51. Empressr 52. Spresent 53. Slideshare / Slidecasts 54. Zentation 55. Zoho Show 56. Vcasmo 57. MyPlick 58. Google Presenter 59. WebSlides 60. Slideboom 61. SlideRocket 62. 280 slides 63. Prezi 64. Ahead 65. Zooburst

Get more of what you love by searching across numerous Google products with one click. Try with "education" for example. You'll get a Google search environment, another way to improve your search. Very practical. Pedagogical uses: research and organization

Pretty cool 3D modeling tool - free - can be used to create and tinker with 3D models, export them to 3D printing, etc. "Features & Benefits Solid modelling Designing physical models either for manufacturing or visualization requires solid modeling. All operations in Tinkercad are guaranteed to generate proper solids. Cloud storage The 3D designs created with Tinkercad are stored in the cloud for easy access from anywhere. We always use SSL encryption (same as online banks). Laser Cutting The SVG export in Tinkercad is specifically tailored for laser cutters. The standard workplane will cut a slice through your model which can then be laser cutted. Shapes Shapes are the basic building block of Tinkercad. Any shape can add or remove material and in addition to pre-existing shapes you can also import your own. Share models As Tinkercad is a web app you can easily share your models just by copying the link. Tinkercad also lets you fork someone elses model and develop it further. Import 2D With 2D import you can create vector shapes in your favorite vector editing tool and import them into Tinkercad and extrude them into solids. Great for adding logos or images. Grouping By grouping together a set of shapes you can create a new shape to work with. By building more and more intricate shapes you can create extremely detailed models. 3D printing Tinkercad supports all 3D printers on the market that accept the industry standard STL file format. You can also download VRML files for color printing. Import 3D Tinkercad features revolutionary 3D import that lets you turn an external file into a editable Tinkercad shape. There is a growing number of supported formats. Web based Tinkercad runs in any web browser that supports HTML5/WebGL be it on Windows, Mac or Linux. Suggested browsers are Google Chrome and Mozille FireFox. 3D printing services With direct integration with 3rd party printing services you can print a design from Tinkercad with just a few clicks of the mouse. F

The Internet is loaded with free software, making it hard to know which one's you really need. This article will act as your guide to the top 20 free applications (Web and Windows) for increased productivity.

This web site colects web 2.0 tools. We suggest some of them for Pedagogical uses:: Skype and Gmail for communicating Google Calendar and 7.Zip for planifying Cam Studio and Audacity for creating videos and audio (they are bookmarked in this Diigo list aswell)

Box.net is a way to share and manage your files online.

It is an simple, intuitive content management, where the online file sharing is secured and a lot of features for collaboration are offered.Box lets you store documents, media and all of your content online, so you can access, manage and share them from anywhere. Integrate Box with Google Apps and Salesforce. Access Box on mobile devices. Free trial version only. Pedagogoical uses: project amangement, deadlines, timetable, share media and files

best mockup tool I've seen so far. design an interactive website in minutes.

create mockups of websites. Easy, intuitive interface. Easy to use. Pedagogical uses: creativity, web-design.

Seems that this application currently do not support Internet Explorer. It works with Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome.