Animoto offers an array of tools that allow students and teachers to create unique digital stories and presentations that incorporate images, video clips, music and text.
The Khan Academy is a non-profit organization with the goal of providing a world-class education to anyone anywhere.
With the Kerbal Space Program students can build their own rocket and launch it into outer space!
At
Learn It In 5 you can learn how to use any Web 2.0 technology in the
classroom in 5 minutes or less through an extensive library of how-to
videos.
Qwiki is a search engine/encyclopedia that displays results as brief, narrated multimedia presentations and is a good starting point for researching a topic.
This presentation by Darren Walker showcases student work produced using Web 2.0 tools.
Storybird is a collaborative storytelling website where students and teachers can create art-inspired digital stories together.
Sophia is a free platform on which teachers can publish packets of information about any academic topic they choose.
Explania is a website featuring animated movies, interactive tutorials and instructional videos on a variety of topics including the human heart, how to calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI), and choosing a safe password
