Family History Sites

For those working on family history stories, some sites that can help you find dates/records are...
billiongraves.com, and familysearch.org. 
FamilySearch.org also has hints for finding the information you are looking for and lists where free research centers are located if you want human help. 
Happy searching.

Free "Online Educational Tools"

Here's an abreviated list of some sites we might use in our writing process. (Adapted from mindmeister.com/es/21160777/free-online-educational-tools)

Blogs: Blogger, LiveJournal, Word Press
Videos: TeacherTube, YouTube, Google Video,
Instructional Videos: 5 Min, Monkeysee, ExpertVillage
Wikis and Websites: PBWorks, Wikispaces, WetPaint, Google Sites, Zoho Wiki
Discussion Forums: Google Groups, Yahoo Groups
Photo Editing: Gimp, Picnik, Picasa
Share Documents: Google Docs, Zoho Docs
Share Files: ScreenCast, Box.net, Savefile, FileHosting
MindMaps and Diagrams: Mindmeister, Gliffy, Bubbl.us, XMind
Share Presentations: SlideShare, Slidecasting, Prezi.com

English Refresher Courses

If anyone wants to remind themselves about grammar and spelling rules, then BYU has 3 FREE (yeah) online courses dealing with Contractions, Capitalizations, and ie/ei words (Spell 071), Word Endings and Plurals (Spell 072), and Word Pairs (Spell 073)
You can learn more at: http://is.byu.edu/site/courses/free.cfm