This is a list of 100 tools used by various teachers across the globe for learning online, compiled by Jane hart. You might be already using some of them, but you will surely find lot of new tools. Top 100 Tools for Learning 2011 View more presentations from Jane Hart Related Posts: 25+ Universities offering free courses 15+ Resources to Learn any language ...

Apple, the company known for pushing technological boundaries, has announced plans to dive into the education market with a new education initiative. The company’s initiative is three-fold: provide a free iBooks 2 app for the downloading of textbooks, offer the iBooks Author app designed for textbook creation and expand the iTunes U platform. While the apps are free, you’ll need an iPad to fully utilize the ...

In our increasingly global culture, being able to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds is quickly becoming more important than ever. Whether you’re learning English as a second language, or broadening your horizons with Spanish, Russian, Chinese, or Swahili, there is a site out there with free lessons you can access from the comfort of your own home!  Here’s a list of free online language learni ...

Evernote is a great tool for organizing notes, photos, recordings, and everything else school related.  Though not designed specifically for college students, Evernote is an amazing tool to use during your college years.  With Evernote on your smart phone, computer, and their site your notes and material will always be in reach and easily accessible. There are many ways to use Evernote, here are the most po ...

Open courseware offered by top universities allow self-learners to access high quality educational materials for no cost. Whether expanding your knowledge on a variety of topics or sampling the programs offered at universities, free courses can benefit you. The following universities offer free college courses online to anyone wishing to complete them. University credit is not offered for any of the free co ...

Think Stanford University is too expensive for you? Think again. Stanford offers a series of free online courses on topics ranging from Natural Language Processing to Anatomy. These courses will be starting in January or February 2012. Short length video lectures are recorded and recordings will be available, allowing students to watch the lectures at their leisure. Text transcriptions may be available for ...