Embedding

[|embedit.in] Lets you to upload any file or url address, and then create an embed code for it so it can be embedded in a blog or website. Students can embed many of their Web 2.0 projects that just allow them to create links right now, and can upload the url addresses of their creations to, for example, classroom websites or websites they’ve made.

[|embedr.com] Lets you easily make a playlist of videos from across the web, and then lets you embed them all with one embed code. This could come in handy if you want your students to watch a series of videos you embed into your own site. Embedr certainly is compatible with a ton of video-hosting sites, including TeacherTube and Edublogs TV.

[|bookrix.com] Is a new site that lets you very easily upload a document which is then turned into an embeddable virtual book. It’s easy-to-use, and the final product has a neat interface that I think students would like.

[|file2.ws] Lets you, without registering, quickly upload any document and turn it into a webpage. Students can create anything, for example, using Microsoft Word, and immediately turn it into a webpage. This is an extraordinary way for people who are not familiar with creating online content to use a program that they’re familiar with — like Word — and develop something very useful that can be shared with everybody.