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Google continues to provide a wealth of useful easy-to-use tools that can be used well in the classroom. Some of these are newer and some have been around for a while. All of these tools, as well as additional tools can be found at Google Options.

"Google announces two new Chromebooks, furthers push into classrooms"

Google Docs--This is basic but excellent for collaborating on group projects. Those in the group can make changes from any computer.

"5 Web 2.0 Tools to use in your classroom" Screencast-o-matic, Weebly, Glogster, Prezi, Google Docs/Google Presentation classroom collaboration

Using google docs for editing - correcting - sharing ideas.

Brief tutorial on using Google Docs for Progress Monitoring in Special Education.

A great collaborative editing/sharing tool for documents. As well as a nice cloud based storage platform for personal documents.

time saving and fun search tricks

The last ten years have brought us a windfall of new gadgets and gizmos, and with them, a new way of life. Since 2000, we've gained iPods and iPads, Travelocity and Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare, BlackBerry smartphones and Android devices, Xboxes and Wiis, among many other new services, sites, and electronics. We're now poking, tweeting, Googling, and Skyping. But in that time we've also changed our habits and lost a few things, too. As we look forward to 2011, HuffPostTech has taken a look back at the things that have become obsolete

Physics based asteroid game, backyard astronomers, Google Earth simulation

Blogger.com can easily be incorporated into the classroom (and outside the classroom for that matter). Students can post comments, photos, videos, etc.