Jane Hart is conducting her annual Digital Learning Tools survey. An interesting list to follow. Here is my top 10 for 2018.
- Easygenerator. Yes, I know it’s my own tool. But we are actually constantly using it to create learning for our company.
- Slack. We use Slack for all our internal communication. I have to say that, initially, I was not a big fan, but it has grown on me significantly.
- Zoom. We use Zoom for internal meetings, webinars and learning sessions with customers. I love it!
- WordPress. Writing down my thoughts, experiences, and ideas in WordPress in the form of a blog is still one of my best ways to learn.
- MindNode. Making mind maps is a great way to organize your thoughts and gain new perspectives. I have been using MindNode for years now and still love it.
- YouTube. My number one go-to whenever I need to know how to do something.
- Google search. I know, but it still works, and I google a lot!
- Google Docs. We use Google docs a lot for my team. It’s a great way to collaborate and learn. I love it!
- Dropbox. I have been using Dropbox for over ten years now. I would not know what to do without it.
- Trello. Simple but effective. A great place to organize, collaborate and learn.
There you have it, my personal top 10 learning tools. I noticed that there are no social media tools anymore on my list. If you want to vote for Jane’s top 200 please do so via this link and surely, I would not mind if you put Easygenerator on your list and get us on Jane’s list for the fifth year in a row!
The Learning 2019 conference
I have been to a ton of learning conferences but this will be my first time at #learning2019. I’m looking forward to it and I’m planning to report on all interesting sessions via this blog.
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