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Top 100 tools for 2015

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jane500Jane Hart has released her top 100 technology tools list for 2015.

I always find the list beneficial to help me explore tools that I may be missing to facilitate learning for students.

Jane Hart has done it, again, with contributions from more than 2,000 learning professionals and educators.

My List

Back in the summer, I blogged about my picks for the top 10 tools I use.

Your turn

[reminder]What are some of your top tools? Are there any tools in the list that you think you'll try out this year? [/reminder]

Bonni Stachowiak

Bonni Stachowiak is the producer and host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, which has been airing weekly since June of 2014. Bonni is the Dean of Teaching and Learning at Vanguard University of Southern California. She’s also a full Professor of Business and Management. She’s been teaching in-person, blended, and online courses throughout her entire career in higher education. Bonni and her husband, Dave, are parents to two curious kids, who regularly shape their perspectives on teaching and learning.

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  1. This is a fantastic list. I am a regular user of a number of items, Pocket, Piktochart, Screen Casto-matic, OfficeMix, One Note, etc. I’d recommend looking at Zoom.us, a free online meeting technology, like Skype, that will allow users to host up to 50 attendees for free. It is simple to use and also records the entire meeting so you can post it for those who missed out.

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    • Thanks for sharing about Zoom.us. My husband uses it. He saved the say with Zoom the other day. I was presenting using a different synchronous tool that will remain nameless, when it crashed for all of the people in the session and we couldn’t get back in. We were able to go over to my husband’s Zoom site and were up and running and in a much more stable environment in no time.

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