I believe this is a great resource of information when dealing with the major issue of internet safety. It has a few tabs of how the information is sorted, including: general information, for teachers, for students and for parents. I really like how the information is sorted, but at the same time, all available at once on this site.

This is a website put out by the Nebraska Attorney General. The website has quite a bit of information, including a tab just for Internet Safety information. It talks about quite a few things that are seemingly "no brainers" when it comes to internet safety, but at the same time, if it isn't said to kids, they may not know it. It discusses a few safety tips for parents to give to their kids along with discussing the importance of parental involvement when it comes to internet safety.

This site discusses 8 'crucial' resources for flipped classrooms that teachers can use to enhance independent student learning. I enjoyed reading the subjective opinion/point of view that is presented about flipped classrooms while also providing feedback on effective and popular resources available.

A collaborative work done by some teachers in Colorado currently working within the idea of flipped classrooms. They discuss what it means to have a flipped classroom, how to make the transition (including discussing if one is 'ready' to flip), and discusses what a good 'flipped' classroom looks like.

This video is a video of a TED talk with Salman Khan in which he discusses Khan Academy and how they begin and how they are being used now. He discusses how the Academy has been able to help students achieve more within the classroom while discussing some ways to integrate the material within the classroom.

The site includes several java applets to investigate Graphs of Functions, Equations, and Algebra. Topics explored are: equations of line, ellipse, circle, parabola, hyperbola, polynomials; graphs of quadratic, rational, hyperbolic, exponential and logarithmic functions; one-to-one and inverse functions and inverse trigonometric functions; systems of linear equations; determinants and Cramer's rule; inverse matrix and matrix multiplication; vectors, complex numbers, polar equations; absolute value function; slope of a line; angle in trigonometry, unit circle, solutions to trigonometric equations; graph shifting, stretching, compression and reflection.

This website is made by a math teacher from California. Students can easily use this website to help them review different math concepts via 'rap'. One thing that I really enjoy about this website is that many students listen to music all the time and can remember lyrics fairly easily. This website combines math content with musical lyrics that students can use to help them study and remember the material easier.

Hooda math is a great website that students can use to help them review and study different math concepts. One thing that is great about this website for students is that it is greatly organized for students to easily find games, worksheets, lesson tutorials, etc. There are also a few "fun" videos/songs that students may enjoy watching to help make math fun and may even help them remember the content they are learning.

Cool math is a great website that a few students told me about a few years ago in my classroom. It is a website full of many different activities and games that students can play while at the same time reviewing the math that they have been taught. They have a wide variety of games that students can easily find a game that they enjoy playing to review.

This is a great website that can be used for students in many different ways. It offers different activities that students can go online and look at and use at their own pace to help them review the different math concepts that they have been learning. Another aspect that is very useful is that students also have the ability to review some of the lessons online to help them 'relearn' the material.

(Unfortunately Geogebra is a download, but it is a quick simple download that doesn't take long, and it also doesn't take much space). I love Geogebra because it is the best interactive geometry application that can be used to help students not only learn the concepts of geometry but also help them to visualize them in action.

This website is amazing (at least for math teachers). It has different lessons for various mathematical concepts. I believe many teachers could find this useful for helping find different ideas to help students learn, but also provide more challenging activities for students that are excelling.

Teacher Path Finder is a very useful website that has a lot of resources and links to websites with many resources for teachers. I also liked how it had a section for the community, parents and there were even some resources for students (school to work information). I love how this website has enough information to have many different resources that can be used in almost countless situations.