Not necessarily new, but new to me, is the ACTIVboard. My students and I just love it! It is along the lines of the SmartBoard, but I feel it has more capabilities. I saw both of them in action at a technology conference I attended in Austin and the ACTIVboard was by far my favorite. Then, I was able to write a Service-Learning grant and we received a board as part of the grant. Last year was our first year to use the board. It helped make my lessons more interactive, the kids were excited about it, and I even had them designing their own flipchart presentations to show on the board (math games and science food chains), but that didn't happen because some of our district tech people came in and erased the program while trying to rework the computers for something else. Anyway, the board has been great.
I have also completed "23 Things", which is an online training that is similar to Learning 2.0, and have shared that site with everyone via my blog, Ms. P.'s Place, and am highlighting specific ones that I think people will be able to use immediately, either with their kids or to help themselves to become more organized.
I would love to hear about any other suggestions you have. I am trying to also find a technology grant that would help me get laptops for my class. Any ideas?