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Edmodo is like a Facebook for parents, students, and teachers to communicate in a safe area without all the excess of Facebook and chances of overstepping that fine line between educator and the law. Teachers can share lesson plans with each other as well as post questions related to what they are teaching.

Make internet calls for free with Skype. Sign up today and discover a whole new world of staying in touch.

"We give you a blank wall. You put anything you want on it, anywhere. Simple, yet powerful." With Padlet, students can create reports using links, photos, personal entries, and videos. Padlet can be used to improve the current learning process by providing a centralized location to collect web pages and other media pertinent to classes in which the student is currently enrolled.

Glogster EDU creates a digital learning environment, where teachers and students learn technology in an easy to use way. It simplifies the educational process and can be shared for uses outside of the classroom, such as homework.

SchoolNotes provides teachers with a virtual environment, giving the ability to post classroom or school oriented information. This information is accessible anywhere there is an internet connection giving both parents and students the opportunity to keep in touch with what is happening in the classroom.

Myplick is a website created to upload powerpoints and share them with a group or publically. The powerpoint is saved to your account once you are done uploading. When uploading the powerpoint it asks the option to add music. I also have the option to see how many slides people viewed and how long the viewed each slide for. Students and parents can download the powerpoint and print it from there. This website is an affect way to communicate with students and powerpoints on what was discussed and about what was being taught in the classroom.

Schoology allows instructors, students and administrators to create a meaningful virtual classroom and extend learning beyond the boundaries of the physical classroom