The Production Process:

1. del.icio.us: This online tool makes it easy to mark sites you find interesting to use for later research or to send to friends and project partners.

2. Wizlite: Don’t just save online material for later, highlight and tag it just like you would a real book with this great online tool.

3. Web-Chops: Web-Chops allows you to clip out any part of a webpage then save and share these clips. It can be a great way to study for tests or prepare for papers in a more interactive fashion.

4. Furl: This social bookmarking site makes it easy to keep track of webpages you were interested in, share them with classmates and keep them organized for research.

5. Ma.gnolia: Search through sites others have bookmarked as interesting or use the site to highlight your own information from the Web and keep it in an easy to find place.

6. Blinklist: Make lists of sites that are relevant to whatever you’re working on with Blinklist. If you have a blog, you can even have the links appear automatically on it, making them super easy to access later.

7. http://www.collegeathome.com/blog/2008/06/10/100-helpful-web-tools-for-every-kind-of-learner/

Polls and surveys are tools that allow students to gather interesting information, preferences and choices of others related to a diversity of topics related to projects, possible actions, interpretations or trivia of books, videos, movies, etc. It calls upon the students to create clear and correct questions, possible answers and then to collate the information and present it in various formats. Face to face polls and surveys provide the opportunity for practice (not real Oral Interactions as it is more repetitive reading than "interaction") however internet based polls provide the opportunity to gather the responses of a series of classes, a school, other schools, parents and the list goes on.

Here are  sites to choose from:

 http://educationalsoftware.wikispaces.com/Survey+Tools