This site lets students create and share bibliographies, as well as keep track of citations. I think for the many papers and research done in humanities classes this would be very beneficial for students, to have a way to keep track of their sources and avoid plagiarism.

This site lets students easily collect websites and articles and store them in one "personal library." This would be great for students writing historical research papers, needing to keep track of all the articles being used.

This website sounds like an amazing way for students to communicate and collaborate with students from differing schools and locations. The students can share research papers and look over other scholarly material for future use.

This is within the Creation section on DiRT, it can allow students to take notes online and be able to access them easily and upload files and images along with their text. This would be a great way for students to stay organized and share notes easier.

I assume that many students nowadays have twitter accounts or access. This twitter group seems to be a great collection of humanities resources, and using a social media site would hopefully excite students. I even thought that it would be fun to have students make a twitter account of historical figures, imagine a twitter war between Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis!