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I think I'd find this a bit overwhelming as a future teacher (and even now as a current teacher!), but this is a great list of blogs.

This site from Drexel University was one of the earliest comprehensive math sites.  It has many resources for teachers and students. This particular page is for teachers, but there are student pages, "What's New" pages, and more.

This particular Richard Byrne entry describes a pearltree used to catalog some useful tech resources for teachers.  You can learn about the resources and pearltrees in the process.

Collective blog by five (and growing) teachers/former teachers from different areas and disciplines.

Teachers Love SMART Boards provides resources for teachers who use Smart Board interactive whiteboards in the classroom. (Includes pitches for buying their training)

Great site from a teacher I've "known" for years online.  This is her page for a presentation on using googlesites.  Teachers (and students) will be able to create their own websites.

Publishes new teacher freebies the first of every month.

Teachers First does a nice job of collecting great sites and tools for teachers-- without ads and commercial influence.

Great chart from TeachThought via Connected Principals.  Teachers could print this out and add more ideas

Richard Byrne (Free Tech for Teachers) recommended this blog.

Has many helpful tips for teachers; you can easily use Google Sites to make a class webpage.

Welcome to the TESiboard collection,a purpose built library of visual, dynamic,interactive resources.TESiboard resources are primarily openendedtools that enable teachers to enagagetheir pupils in a learning dialoguearound the resource.The resources are designed for use by theteacher on their interactive whiteboardbut many are also suitable for pupil use,usually responding to a task or challengeset by the teacher.The TESiboard materials were acquiredby TSL Education Limited at the end ofNovember 2009 and as a result of TSL'scurrent and planned future investment,all these popular resources are availablefor free. This site is from the UK.  You can also follow them on twitter, @TESconnect

Great gallery of different livebinders from TeacherCast, a site designed for teachers helping teachers.

Richard Byrne has a great blog highlighting free technology for teachers.  This entry includes math games.

Many teachers say that Jones' methods have been successful.

Great teacher blog.  Great way to develop a culture of readers.  Like idea of students posting what they've read/are reading.  Whatever Wednesday.  Friday book trailers.

(Google Docs is now Google Drive) Notes from the Google Teacher Academy