Open Educational Resources

A free image hosting service (up to one terabyte) that allows you to create galleries and slideshows and mark your content as Creative Commons.

Is the most popular and receives the most traffic, but the learner may get lost among millions and millions of search results.

For K-12. Contains content by and for educators.

Is comparable to YouTube, but a smaller user-base, less clutter from low-quality videos, and no advertisements.

Allows you to upload Word documents, which you can then embed in any blog, web page, or online course. Be mindful that 1. Scribd has shifted its focus to selling a monthly subscription to their ebook collection, and 2. many Scribd users use it to host junk and plagiarized content.

Allows you to upload Powerpoint presentations, which you can then embed in any blog, web page, or online course. You can mark your content as Creative Commons.

Allows you to upload Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and Powerpoint slideshows, which you can then link to - but not embed.