Top 100 Tools for Learning 2014

Jane Hart, founder of Centre for Learning Technologies, compiled the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2014  – the results of the 8th Annual Learning Tools Survey –  from the votes of 1,038 learning professionals from61 countries worldwide. The list was published on 22 September 2014. 

2014 Top 100

1 - Twitter
2 - Google Docs/Drive
3 - YouTube
4 - PowerPoint
5 - Google Search
6 - WordPress
7 - Dropbox
8 - Evernote
9 - Facebook
10 - LinkedIn
11 - Google+ & Hangouts
12 - Moodle
13 - Prezi
14 - Pinterest
15 - Slideshare
16 - Blogger
17 - Word
18 - Wikipedia
19 - Feedly
20 - Diigo
21 - Articulate
22 - Audacity
23 - Camtasia
24 - Yammer
25 - Skype
26 - TED/TED Ed
27 - Google Chrome
28 - Google Scholar
29 - Scoopit
30 - Snagit
31 - Gmail
32 - Adobe Connect
33 - Adobe Captivate
34 - Flipboard
35 - Kindle (& App)
36 - Outlook
37 - iSpring
38 - Coursera
39 - Hootsuite
40 - Khan Academy
41 - Edmodo
42 - Adobe Photoshop
43 - Excel
44 - Google Maps
45 - Zite
46- Powtoon NEW
47 - iPad & Apps
48 - Padlet
49 - Pocket
50 - Udutu
51 - Tweetdeck
52 - Voicethread
53 - Explain Everything NEW
54 - Jing
55 - Flickr
56 - Nearpod NEW
57 - Keynote
58 - Quizlet
59 - Storify
60 - WebEx
61 - Mahara BACK
62 - SurveyMonkey
63 - iTunes
64 - Google Translate
65 - SharePoint
66 - Haiku Deck NEW
67 - IFTTT NEW
68 - OneNote
69 - Google Apps
70 - Poll Everywhere
71 - Blackboard Collaborate
72 - Socrative
73 - Wordle
74 - Notability NEW
75 - Google Sites
76 - Delicious
77 - Glogster EDU
78 - Canvas NEW
79 - Tumblr
80 - Vimeo
81 - Kahoot NEW
82 - OpenOffice
83 - WhatsApp
84 - Wikispaces
85 - Instagram NEW
86 - Pearltrees
87 - Easygenerator NEW
88 - Voki
89 - Lectora BACK
90 - EDpuzzle NEW
91 - Blackboard Learn
92 - Firefox
93 - Paperli
94 - TodaysMeet
95 - LINE NEW
96 - ProProfs Quizmaker
97 - Moovly NEW
98 - Schoology NEW
99 - Blendspace NEW
100 - SoftChalk NEW