You can create a number of linked pages here. This is a sample I made...http://sites.google.com/site/chsguidancenotes/

I maintained one of thiese for each of my classes. One neat feature is the flash cards. Be sure to check out the showcase of g

Like schoolnotes.com only you can have multiple pages, more than one "deck" of flashcards, and the editing feature is greatly im

Teachers and students can upload and download documents here--in addition to posting assignments, etc. Also includes an optiona

This is like the one above, but I don't find the user interface to be as friendly.

for creating class web pages, emphasizes how easy it is.

For creatig on line worksheets and/or class webpages.

This site provides a place for you to create a web page. They are not thinking of education in particular. In fact they seem t

this one is elegantly simple.

Sort of a teacher directed, educational facebook.

A site, similar to google docs, for collaborative creation---documents, zoho show, etc.

Another survey site.

a site dedicated to teaching and discussing safe use of the network for socializing.

on line puzzles

on line puzzles

On line puzzles

more on line puzzles

This is a "diagram editor"--make thinking maps.

For making wikis

Here is a list of links on Web 2.0 tools.

video chat and video conferencing--you'll have to sign up for it at home.

create a talking slide show. If you like, set it up so students can leave spoken comments on each slide.

Here you can make interactive reviews--flash cards, other games, etc. Then, you can embed them in a web page, or download them

Free on line testing, make quizes, get results.

Great site. You choose web sites for the students to visit, and add questions, comments, etc. to the sites.

On line web page cretion, on line document sharing, on line collaborative writing. 30 day free trial.

Put in sets of matching and students can use them on line for hangman, matching, bug squash, flash cards, etc.

sort of like portaportal, a place to compile links for your students to use.

Use this site to create temportary email accounts...in order to set up things like google doc accounts.

You can use this site for online document editing and storage. better yet, studnts can edit each others documents (peer review)

This is an example of what can be done with Scribd--which will be the next link.

To post a Word document, PowerPoint, Excel spreadsheet, Pdf file or picture file.

Much liie Edublogs. The teacher can

For collaborative writing.

An on line, password protected, gradebook. The intent is for students and parents to be able to go on line and check their prog

On line creation of bubble charts, students can work collaboratively, shrare on line, etc.

create movie posters, magazine covers, and much more!

Copy and paste in a text, etc. and it will create a word picture with the most frequently used words being the most prominently

Said to be similar to Wordle only with more room for creativity.

Here are Inernet based tools, such as a pen, line drawer, shapes, etc. for use with any Interactive board, SchoolPad, or just a

free elements game for chemistry

Loads of links, good tutorials, but, they are YouTubes so don't try it in school. Links to lessons as well

I couldn't get these lessons to download,but didn't want to lose the link, so I am storing it here hoping I'll be able to figure

Thse are labelled "Smartboard lessons", but really they are just interative lessons.

Here you can create a variety of games. In "Fling the Teacher" if the student answers enough qustions correctly, the teacher is

Create educational games to use with interactive boards

This is SOO cool--nice alternative to making PowerPoints

Allows you to create either a linear or non-linear presenation. Allows you to create more than one pathway through the presenta

Collaboratively created, art inspired stories that can be shared, printed, or read.