Voting closes: 12 noon BST (=GMT+1) Sunday 30 September 2012
Top 100 Tools for Learning 2012 will be revealed on Monday 1 October 2012
This is the 6th annual Top 100 Tools for Learning list I am compiling from the contributions of learning professionals worldwide.
Now over 400 votes in!
The 2011 list has had over 160,000 views on this website and over 560,000 views on Slideshare, which shows there is huge interest in how these tools can be used for teaching, training and personal learning. P
lease share your own Top 10 Tools for Learning to help me build the 2012 Top 100 Tools list.
What is a "learning tool"? This could be a tool you use for teaching, training or creating learning content/solutions for others, and/or a tool you use for your own personal or professional learning.
Voting rules
- The list doesn't have to be in any order of preference.
- Please name TEN specific tools rather than generic technologies (e.g. "Blogger" or "Wordpress", rather than "blogs" or "blogging").
- A vote for Google will be a vote for Google Search, so if you want to vote for other Google tools, you will need to to name them indvidually, e.g. Google Docs, Google Reader.
- A vote for Google Apps will be for the badged collection of Google Apps for your organisation - not a generic term for all Google apps.)
- A vote for Microsoft Office will be split over Word and PowerPoint, so please vote individually for the tools, i.e. Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook etc.
- Contributions are only accepted at the discretion of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies.
How to vote
There are a number of ways to vote:
(a) using Twitter - send a tweet to @C4LPT with the names of your 10 tools.
(b) using Facebook - add a comment on this message on the C4LPT Facebook page (
c) Privately - Please click on the link below to take the survey in a pop-up window. Your personal information is only gathered for verification purposes, and neither it nor your personal selection will be published.
