There certainly is not a shortage of word cloud creation tools on the web. The latest that I've tried is WordWanderer.
WordWanderer attempts to be different from other word cloud creation tools by letting you drag and drop words to rearrange the look of your word clouds. Additionally, WordWanderer includes a search tool that you can use to find a word. The context of your chosen word is shown below the word cloud itself.
Applications for Education
Rather than just rely on my ideas for using word clouds in your classroom, take a look at these ideas from other teachers who use word clouds in their classrooms.
Thanks to Dave Kapuler and Larry Ferlazzo for the WordWanderer link.
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