No Code Chart

 No Code Chart is a nice easy site to use for creating beautiful interactive charts and graphs.  This is a great way for users to create a wide variety of charts and plot data and then export to their site.

Below is a brief demo...

I highly recommend checking out No Code Chart by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Charttt

 Charttt is a wonderful site for easily creating online charts, graphs, and more, and embedded them onto a site, blog, etc.  This makes it easy for students or teachers to share their charts as well as abide by CIPA/COPPA compliance.  Best of all, there are 9 different styles of charts to choose from such as: pie, bar, line, bubble, and more.  

I highly recommend checking out Charttt by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Chart It

 

Chart It is a wonderful site for creating charts and graphs.  Chart It allows users to create up to 12 different types of charts such as: bar, graph, line, and more.  Also, a user can set privacy settings and share their charts via a URL.  Best of all, all charts can be embedded into a site or blog making it 
ideal for education.

I highly recommend checking out Chart It by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Chart It

Chart It is a wonderful site for creating charts and graphs.  Chart It allows users to create up to 12 different types of charts such as: bar, graph, line, and more.  Also, a user can set privacy settings and share their charts via a URL.  Best of all, all charts can be embedded into a site or blog making it
ideal for education.

I highly recommend checking out Chart It by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Graphing for Kids

Graphing for Kids is an excellent iOS app for kids learning how to graph.  W/ this apps students will learn how to make: bar, line, circle graphs and more.  Also, students can upload their own images to use in their charts/graphs or select from a wide variety of clip-art.

I highly recommend checking out Graphing for Kids by clicking here!!!

For a more detailed review check out Edshelf.

Below is a brief demo...

Useful Charts

Useful Charts is a useful (ha!) site that I just found out about from Larry Ferlazzo's blog (and he used that joke too).  This is probably the best site I've seen to find excellent looking charts.  Not only does UC cover all sorts of areas such as: science, philosophy, and social studies, but a user can order laminated versions of these online charts.

I highly highly recommend checking out Useful Charts by clicking here!!!

Creately

Creately is a nice site for making an online diagram or chart. Any user of Inspiration will feel right at home w/ this site as users have the ability to add objects, shapes, etc. Best of all, this being on the web, a user can share their diagrams w/ others to collaborate on a project.

I highly recommend checking out Creately by clicking here!!

Lucid Chart

Lucid Chart is a nice free (for education) site for creating online charts, diagrams, wireframes, etc. It has a very easy to use drag-n-drop interface that that reminds me a bit of Lovely Charts.

I recommend giving Lucid Chart a try by clicking here!!

For a much more detailed review check out Richard Byrne's award winning blog.

Slatebox

Slatebox is a new (beta) site that I read about on Richard Byrne's incredible blog. This is the ultimate tool for creating "web 2.0" style mind maps and organizational charts.

Right off that bat, you'll be impressed w/ how easy it is to login. If you have an existing Google/FB/Open ID etc. account you can log right in. If not, simply register for a new one, by giving an email address and password. Once you are in, you are treated to some very easy to follow tutorials.

Another great aspect are the different templates you can choose to create your own slate. This is done by selecting one of the themes and then editing it to meet your needs.



Finally, after you have created your slate or chart, you can collaborate w/ other users which is very easy to do using SB. Of all the "web 2.o" apps I've tried this ranks right up there w/ how user friendly it is.

Below is my sample slate...



Give Slatebox a try by clicking here.