Tool #21: Google Docs
tokyokevinAfter you sign up for an account at Google (free), you can do all kinds of things. You have a free word processor and spreadsheet and presentation software, all online,…
Tool #20: Open Office
Open Office does almost everything that Microsoft Office does, and is free. It is probably the best example of Open Source software. This software was created by dedicated volunteers. The…
Tool #19 Bubbl.us Makes Mind Maps
Mind Maps are used instead of Outlines to organize your thoughts, usually for a project or a paper. This makes mind mapping simple, almost as simple as a pen and…
Tool #18: Audacity
Audacity is software for using sounds. You can record things, and edit them, and then save them and send them to other people. It is free, is available in English,…
Tool #17: Headset
When your students are learning languages with the web, they will need to listen to sounds and to speak into a microphone. The easiest way to do this is to…