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I don't know if anyone is still using this Diigo group, but this Prezi would be a great way to introduce the tool to other teachers or to students.

Videoconferencing/broadcasting website. Allows users to broadcast over the Internet with a webcam and microphone. Also allows a split-screen broadcast view to show an interview. Shows can be recorded and hosted on wetoku.com. Neat alternative to Skype - especially if you want to broadcast your interview/conversation or if you don't want to install 3rd party software. Not as mature as ustream, but it has potential!

Hundreds of resources and references for use in the classroom. All tools are categorized by use.

This website allows you to take elements from three different flags and combine them into something new. Have the students research the flags and the symbolism that they contain. Then they will have the opportunity to explain the significance of those flags as their own symbols.

LiveBinders is a place where users can place websites, documents, images, text, and videos into virtual 3-ring binders. Easy, attractive, and free!

I nominate LiveBinders for one of the top 10 web tools for 2011. Wow!

On xtimeline.com, students and teachers can create media-rich timelines. xtimeline allows you to embed pictures and videos along with text and links to more information.

This website allows users to create easy animations with cartoon-like characters. What sets this site apart from others is creators' ability to add their own voices to the animations.

Click and drag videos or portions of videos from YouTube to mash them together. Could be a useful tool for putting together clips when not the whole video is needed.