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...

Check out the newest addition to LibraryThing: local events and bookstores!

A free legal search engine...great for law research.

Incredible resource from the New York Times: all issues from 1850-the 1920s, free and searchable.

Very cool tool for seeing how your website renders in different browsers/operating systems.

Free Screencasting software and hosting...great for online instruction

What happens when you correlate the top 10 most popular Facebook books and the SAT scores of Universities? This graph.

Great digital collection from the national library of Spain

Convert PDF's to word files, for free. Will only really work with PDF's that have fonts embedded, NOT scans...but still, pretty cool.

Insanely cool science-specific citation ranking site for journals. Web 2.0 put to classical scholarly use.

Need to convert a video from YouTube for showing in a powerpoint presentation? This site will do it for you.

This is freaking cool....use Google Lookup INSIDE a spreadsheet, to give you live data all the time. Amazing.

A amazing project annotating and illustrating Dante.

A website dedicated to opening the processes of the US government...with tons of interesting stuff they capture and make available. Check it out.

Amazing resource for early american newspapers...

Free language tutorials...in a web 2.0 package

A new way to keep up with any interesting websites I find around the Interwebs...just visit this page for a running list.

Just fun things you never knew you needed until you found them here...

Google Computer Science content for educators...potentially very useful!

Convert YouTube videos into something you can use locally.

Blackboard adds Plagiarism detection...will we get this here at UTC?

Wonderful collection of images

Need to convert video? Here's a free online solution for you...

An article from Library Journal by Jason Griffey and about the upcoming podcasting project at Lupton Library.