Top 100 tools for learning in 2008
Top 100 Tools for Learning 2008
Looking for what the top online tools out there are? Here is a great list compiled by a list of professionals and educators.
While you can view their top 100 pics above, you can find the original article at the Center for Learning & Performance Technologies.
There are a ton of great tools that make the top 100. While there are some that you need to buy like Dreamweaver and an iPod, there are a plethora of free one’s ranging from audio editor Audacity to Surveymonkey which allows you to create online polls. Program-wise, there are a lot of free open source programs out there that could save your program a lot of money and give you a variety of computer tools at your disposal. From the powerful photo editing program of GIMP to Open Office which is Microsoft Office friendly, there are a lot of options out there if you can find them. This list is a great place to start. The programs here not only for classroom use, but there are a lot of great web add-ons as well that your staff could find helpful to beef up or market your site.
There are a ton of great tools that make the top 100. While there are some that you need to buy like Dreamweaver and an iPod, there are a plethora of free one’s ranging from audio editor Audacity to Surveymonkey which allows you to create online polls. Program-wise, there are a lot of free open source programs out there that could save your program a lot of money and give you a variety of computer tools at your disposal. From the powerful photo editing program of GIMP to Open Office which is Microsoft Office friendly, there are a lot of options out there if you can find them. This list is a great place to start. The programs here not only for classroom use, but there are a lot of great web add-ons as well that your staff could find helpful to beef up or market your site.
