1. VARIOUS MULTIMEDIA LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
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2. VIDEO SHARING SITES

3. Video Sharing Sites with Educational Content:
These sites are designed specifically to share videos that are educational and appropriate for learners.
Khan Academy This non-profit organization provides about 2000 instructional videos in Math, Science, History, Finance, and Test Prep.
WatchKnow 
TeacherTube   
Teachers Domain (PBS Videos!)
School Tube
Teacher Zone  The most comprehensive library of math video lessons on the planet!
Math Tube 
MathTV 
Science Tube 

4. Untamed Science  http://www.untamedscience.com
NeoK12 
Kids Know It Network 
The Futures Channel 
Teachers.TV 
iTunes U (this site has an introduction, but iTunes U requires iTunes on Mac or PC)
Schools Tube (yes, this is different than the one above)
Next Vista for Learning 
How Stuff Works 
School Wax TV 
Nibipedia (this is what you would get if you combined Wikipedia and YouTube - a video for every entry!)
DotSub (good resource for foreign language teachers, ESL/EFL teachers, and teachers of students with hearing impairments)

5. The following three sites have videos of experts discussing important current issues:
Big Think 
TED - Ideas Worth Spreading 
ForaTV 
The following two sites have large collections of professionally-produced programs:
Hulu (a great source for TV news shows, TV shows and movie clips)
Snag Films (collections of documentaries from producers like National Geographic)
The following sites have much of the same content that can be seen on their television stations:
The History Channel 
The Discover Channel 
CNN Student News 

6. APPS

7. 50 Of The Best Teaching And Learning Apps For 2016

8. GAMES AND MOBILE LEARNING

9. Top 10 Sites for Educational Games
Funbrain- One of the most popular educational gaming sites around. Not only does this site cover a variety of subjects, it also caters to K-8th graders, and has nice teacher resources as well.
Game Classroom- Excellent, safe, teacher-approved, state-standard-aligned games for grades K-6. Also, lots of teacher resources,including videos, lesson plans, worksheets, and more.
Gameaquarium-  Great site for games for kids K-6 in all types of subjects. Videos, eBooks, and teacher resources can be found here as well.
Braineos- Nice site where games are based on flash cards. A registered user can include their own study lists and flash cards in the games.
Tucoola- Wonderful site for skill-building games for younger kids where parents can track their progress.
Tutpup- Cool site for math and spelling games where kids can compete with other kids online. Best of all, this site is COPPA compliant.
BrainNook- Innovative site that allows kids to play educational games for math and English in safe virtual worlds where they interact and compete with other kids. Teachers can sign up their classes via the teacher portal. 
Clever Island- Offers fun educational games for kids 3-8 in a variety of subjects such as math, reading, spelling and more.
What2Learn- Excellent site for educational games where a teacher can track students progress through a paid account. Users can create custom-made games as well.
Abcya- Great site for elementary students that covers a wide variety of subjects. Also has educational apps for mobile devices.

10. AUGMENTED REALITY GAMES

11. Best Augmented Reality Apps for Education
Google Sky Map
This is an augmented reality app which makes learning about astronomy interesting and fun. Instead of looking at descriptions of constellations in a book and then attempting to identify them in the sky, you can use Google Sky Map to directly identify stars and constellations using the camera on your smartphone.

12. FETCH! Lunch Rush
FETCH! Lunch Rush is an augmented reality app to teach math skills to elementary students through the use of visualization. Designed in 3-D, the app uses your smartphone camera to place graphics on your camera over real-world surroundings. The app then teaches elementary students to add and subtract using real-world scenarios which allow for visualization while solving math problems.

13. GeoGoggle
GeoGoggle is a great helper when it comes to acquiring geography skills and judging distances to specific destinations. Students can learn geographical measurement such as latitude and longitude by applying GeoGoggle to real-world surroundings.

14. ZooBurst This is a nifty augmented reality app to help elementary level students learn through visual imaging. With this app, students get to interact and become a part of a story. ZooBurst allows you to engage in digital storytelling by designing storybooks complete with 3-D characters.

15. Acrossair
Acrossair is a browser which can be used in real-world surroundings and in the classroom for learning and discussion. The browser can carry apps that push the boundaries of the uses of augmented reality. You can find locations near you and share your locations with friends. Students can also create interactive classroom projects, and participate in interactive photo walls displaying wiki and multimedia on a classroom topic.

16. SOFTWARE

17. Top Educational Software
Duolingo
Duolingo is a platform for learning languages that uses gamification features to capture the interest of its users.
Quizlet
Quizlet is a learning solution that uses customized sets of flashcards to help students study for tests and examinations.
Coursera
Coursera is an online course directory that allows individuals to learn more about various subjects through interactive courses available across multiple devices.
General Assembly
General Assembly is an educational platform that provides both in-person and online courses related to digital skills and technology.
Knewton
Knewton is an adaptive learning platform that can be used to provide individual help to students from a variety of backgrounds.
Cengage Learning
Cengage Learning is a curriculum development program that helps college professors and other instructors create engaging courses for their students.

18. VIRTUAL REALITY

19. Top Educational Virtual Reality Apps
Technologies like virtual reality, especially for Generation Z students’, provides stages that allow them to engage in a social, collaborative, and active learning environment.
The theory of constructivist-based learning is even more powerful when placed in a social and immersive context like that provided by virtual reality.
Virtual reality allows the student to participate in the story, develop empathy to experiences outside their current realm of understanding and allows them to be fully immersed in their own exploration and learning.
Titans of Space
Titans of Space is a short guided tour of a few planets and stars, the point of which is to give the player a sense of scale of just how big these planets and stars are compared to each other.
Platform(s): Oculus RIFT | Samsung Gear VR | Google Cardboard

20. Sites VR
Sites VR is a tour of landmarks from Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Morocco, Kuwait, Yemen, Macedonia, Holland, Belgium and France. Examine the marvels of architecture, visit mosques, tombs, palaces, museums, castles, towers, historic houses, religious sites, ancient cities and other places with more than a thousand 360° panoramic images in high quality.
Platform(s): Google Cardboard
Discovery VR
Discovery Virtual Reality can take you to new worlds like never before, immersing you in time, space and story. Here’s a first look at our latest productions in this exhilarating new space — from shark-infested shipwrecks to freeboarding the windiest street in the world — with much more to come.
Anatomyou
Anatomyou is a perfect immersive 3D-stereo app to learn human body’s anatomy. The app shows on a mobile device and virtual immersive 3D navigation the anatomical structures of various systems of the human body.

21. Mars Is A Real Place
Mars Is A Real Place is a short slideshow of amazing Martian landscapes, in VR. More than 50 high-resolution stereoscopic 3D images have been carefully hand-picked and presented for your viewing pleasure.
VR Platform(s): Google Cardboard | Oculus RIFT
InMind
InMind allows the player to experience the journey into the patient’s brains in search of the neurons that cause mental disorder. Submerge into the microworld and experience the miracles of the human mind.
Platform(s): Oculus RIFT | Google Cardboard
Cardio VR
Cardio VR allows students to enter a virtual reality doctor’s surgery where you search for your patient’s ailment using x-ray vision. And speaking of vision, navigate your way through the diagnosis using your eyes — just look at the eye icon for help.
Cardio is a fun, child-friendly and gender-neutral immersive experience. There is no win or lose, just come and enjoy the surgery.
Platform(s): Google Cardboard

22. Chemistry VR
Chemistry VR uses the Cardboard Magnet to move forward and select your chosen chemical elements. All the elements of the Mendeleev table are available.
Your goal is to find the required chemical elements to create compounds like water.
Platform(s): Google Cardboard
King Tut VR
King Tut VR: Surrounded by Egyptian art, this audio experience guides you through the virtual tour. Tutankhamun was an Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, during the period of Egyptian history known as the New Kingdom.
Google Expeditions
Google Expeditions is a virtual reality platform built for the classroom. Google worked with teachers and content partners from around the world to create more than 100 engaging journeys — making it easy to immerse students in entirely new experiences.