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Coursera
- Coursera is an online portal that hosts courses from universities 
around the country and the world, essentially providing a way for students anywhere 
to “audit” classes they would otherwise not have access to. It provides a readymade 
way to learn online and see the
Schoology
- As a distance learning tool, Schoology differentiates itself by 
placing an emphasis on the monitoring and education of students, promising teachers 
a way to help analyze and better educate kids based on usage and activity. 
Skype
- Skype ranks among today’s most widely-utilized ways to make voice 
or video calls online, providing for communication across PCs, smartphones, tablets 
and mobile devices, making it a useful tool in educators’ arsenal. Thousands of 
teachers and kids can use it to connect with experts, or fellow pupils and educators, 
for real-time chats — and for free. 
Udacity
- Another major player in the MOOC scene, Udacity sees its role as 
“democratizing education,” as it brings online lessons and classes to more than 
160,000 students in nearly 200 different countries. 
YouTube
- With so many educational videos and classes available online, 
YouTube provides a surprisingly robust information resource, and source of insight 
into topics ranging from science to mathematics, history and geography. While 
quality, substance and efficacy of educational content widely varies (hint: take 
everything with a grain of salt), many leading schools and lectures post material 
online, with myriad snippets from instructional videos, documentaries and TV 
programs also frequently available. 
There are many such kind of technologies for educations and we can increase 
our educations’ quality through using them. They can make create opportunities for 
students to improve their knowledge and contemplations