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Add a list of links to the form below and submit it to get a single link to them all, conveniently displayed in tabs. Great for sharing in Email, IM, Twitter, or SMS.

Used to find percentage, discount sales , etc for real world problems

These provide great real world examples of how to apply Algebra concepts to real world scenarios. This is something students could really get into. There is a possibility that these could be strung together to make one big application unit.

Great practice for teachers in classroom management. Probably best for a second year teacher because some of the ideas might be too much for the first year of survival teaching

Texas Instruments site has lots of free things that can be used in class along with this free course on how to use a TI83 graphing calculator.

Klock tracks your time. This would be good for students that struggle with time management. You could have students track their time and use the data for graphs. Great practice in collecting and organizing data.

All teachers are a little bit nervous on the first day of school. This website will help you organize your thoughts and plan out a terrific and effective first day!

Similar to the Wiki. EtherPad allwos groups to create a website together in real time from any computer. Could be used for student tutorials or extra help from home.

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Nice way to add comments to existing web pages/sites

Good place to get clip art for presentations

Num Sum is a web site that brings you online, simple, sharable web spreadsheets. In other words, you can now create social spreadsheets. All you need to join in is a modern web browser. Track your records, lists and data online, Share with everybody or with just your close friends and Connect with folks who have similar interests.

The primary goal of this site is to collect book lists. Lists of author's books, award lists, books you want to read, etc. etc. Future plans for the site include the ability to blog your lists, share lists with friends, and much more. I could not find anything on math, though perhaps one of us could start a "classroom library" list...

Need a place for you mind to escape? How about relaxing with a good book? Need any suggestions? Try 22books.com! Its a great place to recieve wonderful feedback on new books that will help take your mind off a hard day of work, problems at home, or anything you just need a break from!

This website will allow you to email things to their server. From there they will create a custom webpage for everyone needed to view it.

This website will allow you to post multiple links into one short convient link.

Voice it is a place where you can record messages and send them via email. A great way to communicate with someone who is out of town, missed work, or someone who you think just needs to hear your voice :-)

thisMoment is the place for saving and sharing the moments of your life. Browse popular moments or create a moment of your own.

Good information for those new to facebook and/or to being a professional

I first became aware of Moodle when I took algebra classes at CPCC. They have it installed on their servers to facilitate communication among students and teachers. It can also be used for online classes. It offers activity modules such as wikis, forums, databases, etc.

If you are a math teacher and you have not heard of Marcy Cook then something is wrong. She is a very famous person who has developed a lot of creative ways to use mathematical concepts in the classroom.