The LIFE magazine photo archive, searchable and amazing!

A very well-put-together guide for judging Fair Use in the confusing world of Media education...how much of that song can you use with a video clip?

Interesting new way to search Amazon which prioritizes the book cover as the the central piece of information. Might be a good tool for those "the cover was..." reference questions.

A new search engine on the block which attempts to be research focused.

Freely available, web based screencast tool. Looks interesting.

Amazing free service that will convert any block of text into an MP3 that you can listen to.

Interesting use of API's to produce GIS information

Best single table for determining copyright of an item I've ever seen.

Brilliant look by Clay Shirkey at Social Surplus and the creation of interactive content.

Sports Illustrated just opened their back issues for free viewing on the 'net. 54 years of back issues!

A Web 2.0 timeline creation engine, really useful for illustrating temporal events to students.

Britannica is trying to catch up to the web...now free for "web publishers" including webmasters and bloggers!

The complete works of Charles Darwin, including private papers and other archival sources, online for the first time. Amazing.

For anyone who might need US Traffic accident data. This is a gold mine of data, fully queriable and reportable...amazing set of data!

Free online books...