Glogster is a good way to make a page presentation/paper.  Think it was neat useful, but sometimes hard to work with because everything has to load 2 times. Not only that double clicking does unwanted pop ups. Above all i still prefer the manual papers or even word, but still a nice change up with pleasant results.

Quizlet is a very useful tool that i have used before and will more than likely use again. It helps study when paper and materials are not available, also share things through the internet. Not only that a lot of people use it for the same reason and flashcard sets can sometimes already have been made. Teachers create classes and anyone can join, truly good and the fact its free makes it even better.

Photoshop is the state of the art photo editing software up to date. In my experience with the last project where we traveled the web to find the best photo editing they all fell short of Photoshop. It is easy to use, the possibilities are endless and it just looks great! Everything is lined up and on sight, at first the layers where tricky but once you know how to unlock the layers, they become the best tool! Also the magnetic lasso was quite the surprise and it worked perfectly. I know it is expensive and maybe you cant get it, but if you get the chance try it and be creative.

Animoto is a great little free App to create 30 second videos with a message in m any different settings. I found it to be frustrating due to the different size pictures but other than that it was fluid and effortless to create a finished product. I see myself using this in the future in order to inform others quickly of a curtain topic, but not to do the whole project.

The Hero Factory was a fun website where i created a hero on my exact image ;) yea right. It had some peculiar choices and although vary vague also very limited, I did not like the amount of clothes there were or colors but weapons and hair were very interchangeable. I recommend it for small children without a whole lot of imagination.