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Tikatok is where kids channel their imagination into stories - and publish those stories into books for you to share and treasure with friends and family. This would be an extremely helpful tool in the classroom if you were trying to incorporate a relation between math and English.

Tikatok is where kids channel their imagination into stories - and publish those stories into books for you to share and treasure with friends and family.

Myebook aims to revolutionize the way we create, publish and share ebook content online. Built on a feature-rich social platform, complete with powerful, browser-based, builder software, and a slick reader environment, an easier way for anyone and everyone to 'get it out there'.

Students can write, illustrate, and publish a real book. Teachers can use as a bookmaking project in their classrooms.

This site provides book reviews for students from elementary and middle grade students. Students are also the reviewers, providing authenticity for other students. There is also school involvement from all over the world and class or student home pages can be created. Students can "read books, engage in book talks, discuss the elements of a book review, read and discuss reviews, write group reviews to practice writing summaries opinions and recommendations, work on their own reviews read their reviews for feedback from their peers, and publish their reviews."

iCharts is a web services company creating a new market for online publishing of interactive charts and transactions around public and private charts. This would be helpful outside the classroom if students have to complete projects at home. They would be able to submit their charts to this website instead of having the hassle of printing them out.

EIOBA is a internet directory of most interesting articles. All users can vote for the best articles and add their own.

This site is normally used for web shows and the like. It could effectively be used to host a bookcase of educational bookcase of videos to be used in your content area.

LiveJournal.com is a free service for all your journaling and blogging needs, offering privacy controls, photo storage, publishing tools, style templates. You can move your beginning journaling activity online which creates technological competencies from students while freeing up the first few minutes of your class time.

LiveJournal is an online journal service with an emphasis on user interaction. A basic, fully-functional account is free, while paid accounts receive access to premium features. You can use LiveJournal in many ways: a private journal, a blog, a discussion forum or a social network.

This site gives you a way to create a tool bar for your website. Applications could be for school websites, teacher's websites. or webquests. It would help teachers encourage students particiapation in an online assignment by making it easier for students to link to the teachers website. After the assignment is done, students could delete the tool bar.

Math-Blog.com is dedicated to promoting the beauty of Mathematics at every level. It was started in 2007 by Antonio Cangiano (acangiano@gmail.com), a Software Engineer and Technical Evangelist employed by IBM, who is very passionate about math. It began as a personal blog, but following its early success the site is now accepting external submissions and contributions by guest writers, with the long-term goal of making it a hub for those who intend to publish high quality, interesting and easy to follow mathematical articles on the Web.

Math-Blog.com is dedicated to promoting the beauty of Mathematics at every level.

This site is aptly named. This site has all sorts of articles, learning modules, instructional texts that members can post and share in the online community. I found the articles about connecting music with math very interesting. There are great ideas for connecting curriculum with other areas of interest like music.