Here is a list of websites that will help you be creative with your confirmation homework.  You can use them anyway you want to help get your thoughts, discoveries, or oppinions across.  

•  ujam.com - create your own song.  Use the online tools to lay down a beat, create a melody, and add your own lyrics.  No matter what your skill level, you'll be making music.  
  example: Tell Me Something I Don't Know 
• Picnik or Pixlr - two online photo editors for changing and styling photos.
• BeatLab - create your own back beats for poetry, rap, or music.
• glogster.com - create your own poster.  Create an online poster; add pictues, video, sound, words, what every you can imagine.  It's like a pice of posterboard, but with more option.  You can then share them with the world, or just with our class.
  example: how  does it feel?
  
• voicethread.com - work together or individual to create an audio-visual presentation.  Everyone can voice their thoughts or oppinions on something, invite responses, or colectively reflect.
  example: thoughts on a painting
   
• weebly.com - create your own webpage.  Use their online tools to create your own webpages or blog.  Pick a theme, add your pictures, share your thoughts.  It couldn't be easier.
• blabberize.com - If pictures could talk, they'd blabberize.  Upload a picture, record your voice and suddenly your pictures is talking.
  example: 
• picnik.com - Edit photos, assemble collages, or create a simple presentation - all with you own photos.  
• bubbl.us - create a flowchart or a brainstorm.  Map out your thoughts.  
• kidblog.org - Make your own blog, only those in the class will be able to see it.
• animoto.com - create slideshows that are out of this world.  Upload the pictures & videos, select the music, set a theme, and watch the amaizing effects.
  example: creation
   
• sliderocket.com - create presentation to play online.  But this isn't just powerpoint.  Add sounds, invite comments and thoughts, include voting and polls, invite people to add their own parts to your presentations.
• jing - capture what you see on your computer monitor or show people what your doing on your computer (screen casting).  
• Do you have a creative expression website? Share them with me and I'll add them to the list.