1. Alice Storytelling - A free Windows app that is ideal for Digital Storytelling.  This app teaches students how to program by drag-n-dropping actions/blocks into sequential order.
2. C Programming - Want to learn C and C++ programming, this is the place to start.
3. ClassTools.net - A site that allows teachers to create games, quizzes, activities, and more through the use of templates.  The finished product can then be embedded into a site or blog.
4. Code Academy - A nice free site that allows users to learn to code for creating websites, games, apps, etc.  This is done in step by step instructions and a user can track their progress.
5. Code Avengers - An innovative site that teaches Javascript in 40 short lessons filled w/ 5 tasks each.  HTML/CSS coming soon.
6. The Code Player - A nice way to learn HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript through the use of video tutorials.
7. Gamestar Mechanic - A fun site for students to learn how to make games.
8. Google Blockly - Is a visual program editor that reminds me a lot of Alice Storytelling and Scratch, in that a user arranges blocks of code to create an action.
9. MIT App Inventor - A wonderful site filled w/ educational resources from the creators of Scratch.  This site teaches users how to create mobile mobile apps.
10. Playfic - A unique site that teaches programming through the use of Digital Storytelling by text based games.
11. Programr - A nice site for learning a variety of programming languages over the web.
12. Scratch - One of the most popular sites for students to learn how to program through the creation of interactive games.
13. Stencyl - A great site for making iOS and flashed based games by putting blocks together (ie, Scratch).
14. What2Learn - A nice site for educational games as well as creating your own.
15. YoYo Games - A great company w/ apps for Mac and Win to make games.

David Kapuler is an educational consultant with more than 10 years of experience working in the K-12 environment. For more information about his work, contact him at dkapuler@gmail.com and read his blog at cyber-kap.blogspot.com.