Flickr

This online photo sharing location is proving hard to classify. You can share images, sure, but you can also tag them, describe them, map them, and get feedback on them. People are discovering new uses daily for how these tools can help us describe, explain, and classify.

http://www.flickr.com/ 

1.Allowing students to comment on classroom situations.

2.Creating folksonomies of varying phenomena.

3.Who knows what is next?

Google Everything

SMS: http://sms.google.com

Docs:  http://docs.google.com

Blogger: http://blogger.com

http://google.com 

1. SMS for answers to questions on the go.

2. Blogger for weblogs for your classes.

3. Docs, for yourself, your students, collaborative projects.

4Teachers

This grant funded website contains tools for everything from building Rubrics to laying out classrooms. Plus, an assignment calendar, a quiz generator and a link to a great set of online academic skill builders.

http://4teachers.org/

1.    Build Rubrics.

2.    Build Quizzes.

3.    Layout a classroom.

4.    Oh, just go to the site and look at all the links on the right hand side

http://www.polleverywhere.com/

Create Cell Phone Polls. It is easy and it is free.