About

Since 2007, I Jane Hart, have been compiling an annual Top Tools for Learning List from the results of an open survey. These Top Tools lists now constitute an important and interesting longitudinal study not just into the popularity of tools for learning but into learning behaviour itself.

Learning professionals (and others in related areas) are invited to nominate their Top 10 (digital) tools for learning and their contributions are then used to generate the annual list.

From 2007-2015 this was a Top 100 Tools for Learning list, but to mark the 10th anniversary of the project in 2016, I extended the list to 200 tools, and in 2021 it was increased to 300 tools, But last  year (2022) I reverted to a Top 100 Tools list and I have kept it at this number in the current year (2023). For 2023 I have also dropped the sub-categorisation (Personal, Workplace Learning and Education) as tools are now being used more more across the board.

A complete list of the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2023 can be viewed here but there are two other ways you can view the tools results at this site:

  • By Category – where the Top 100 tools are categorised into 5 main areas: Content, Content Development, Learning Platforms, Communication and Collaboration and Web Tools. There is also a graphical representation of the tools in each of the categories.
  • A-Z – where all tools on the 17 surveys (2007-2023) are listed

Jane Hart
4 September 2023
Jane.hart@C4LPT.co.uk

Show Buttons
Hide Buttons