blendspace

Even though blendspace (http://www.blendspace.com) has been around for quite some time, I was thinking it would be a good idea to review.  This site allows you to easily drop content into a nice format, easy for kids and adults to navigate.  You can select colors, themes, and layouts. 

For this example, I used blendspace for the PG&L (Professional Growth and Leadership) class for the teachers to review the articles that they are assigned for that night's class.  You can also search within blendspace for content.  In this example, I used some content that I located, and some from their search engine.  I was very impressed with the ease of use.  Check it out.

http://blnds.co/16EZBti