Top 100 Digital Learning Tools Announced!
The results of the 18th annual "Top Tools for Learning" survey are out — and AI tools have clearly stolen the spotlight in 2024!

The world of education is evolving rapidly. Today, it's not just about accessing information, but how we experience it. That’s why, like every year, the “Top 100 Tools for Learning” list captures the pulse of this transformation.
Organized globally for 18 years, the survey reflects the voices of educators, learners, content creators, and organizations, showcasing the most used digital learning tools worldwide.
And this year, artificial intelligence has taken center stage! ChatGPT has climbed to 2nd place after its leap last year. New-generation AI chatbots such as Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity also made strong entries into the list.
At EdTech Türkiye, we translated, interpreted, and curated the list for you. Let’s explore the tools that are shaping the future of digital learning—together.
Rising Stars of 2024
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ChatGPT (#2) – Up from 4th place last year, now in the top 2.
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Copilot (#20) – Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant makes a striking debut.
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Perplexity (#47), Claude (#50), Gemini (#53) – Emerging AI chatbots making their mark.
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DeepL (#13) – Jumped 13 spots for its high-quality translation performance.
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Synthesia (#75) – Gained 20 places thanks to its growing impact in AI video creation.
Most Used Tools – Top 10
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YouTube – The undisputed king of video learning
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ChatGPT – Text-based AI assistant
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Google Search – The foundation of online inquiry
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PowerPoint – A staple for presentations
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Zoom – The go-to platform for virtual meetings
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Microsoft Teams – Collaboration and communication hub
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Word – The classic word processor
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LinkedIn – The essential professional network
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Canva – Making design accessible to all
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Wikipedia – The open encyclopedia of the web
EdTech Tools to Watch
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Interactive & Game-Based Tools:
Kahoot! (#14), Mentimeter (#16), Quizlet (#32), Socrative (#78), Nearpod (#80) -
Learning Management Systems:
Moodle (#33), Google Classroom (#35), Canvas (#79) -
SCORM & Interactive Content Tools:
H5P (#71), Easygenerator (#67), Clixie.ai (#96)
Video & Content Creation Tools
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Camtasia (#41), Loom (#77), Edpuzzle (#76), Descript (#88), Adobe Premiere Pro (#89) – Powerhouses of video-based learning
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hihaho (#36), Genially (#74) – Bringing interactive video to the forefront
No | Tools | Description |
1 | YouTube | Video hosting and sharing platform |
2 | ChatGPT | AI chatbot that understands and generates natural language |
3 | Google Arama | Search engine |
4 | PowerPoint | Microsoft’s presentation software |
5 | Zoom | Video conferencing platform |
6 | Microsoft Teams | Corporate collaboration platform |
7 | Word | Microsoft’s document editing software |
8 | Professional social network | |
9 | Canva | Graphic design tool |
10 | Wikipedia | Online encyclopedia |
11 | Google Dokümanlar & Drive | Office suite and file sharing platform |
12 | Messaging application | |
13 | DeepL | Online translation tool |
14 | Kahoot! | Live interaction tool |
15 | Spotify | Music and podcast platform |
16 | Mentimeter | Live interaction tool |
17 | Excel | Microsoft’s spreadsheet software |
18 | Grammarly | Grammar checker |
19 | Photo sharing social network | |
20 | Copilot | AI assistant developed by Microsoft |
21 | Padlet | Virtual board for content organization |
22 | Slack | Team collaboration platform |
23 | Google Scholar | Google’s academic search engine |
24 | Articulate | Online course creation tool |
25 | WordPress | Open-source blogging and website platform |
26 | getAbstract | Book summary platform |
27 | Coursera | Online course platform |
28 | Masterclass | Video lesson streaming platform |
29 | Outlook | Email client |
30 | TED Talks | Inspirational video talks |
31 | Duolingo | Language learning application |
32 | Quizlet | Educational games and testing tool |
33 | Moodle | Open-source learning platform |
34 | Vimeo | Video hosting and sharing platform |
35 | Google Classroom | Educational learning platform |
36 | hihaho | Interactive video tool |
37 | Netflix | Documentaries/films |
38 | Personal content saving tool | |
39 | Notion | Productivity and note-taking web app |
40 | Google Meet | Google’s video meeting platform |
41 | Camtasia | Screen recording tool |
42 | Miro | Online whiteboard platform |
43 | Trello | Team and project management tool |
44 | LinkedIn Learning | LinkedIn’s online learning platform |
45 | Social network | |
46 | TikTok | Short-form video sharing platform |
47 | Perplexity | AI-powered research and conversational search engine |
48 | Google Forms | Google’s online survey and form tool |
49 | OneNote | Microsoft’s digital notebook |
50 | Claude | AI-powered research and chat search engine |
51 | Google Maps | Searchable, zoomable, customizable maps |
52 | Flip | Microsoft’s educational video meeting platform |
53 | Gemini | AI chatbot developed by Google |
54 | Gmail | Google’s email client |
55 | Google Workspace | Integrated productivity and collaboration suite |
56 | Snagit | Screenshot capture tool |
57 | Udemy | Online course platform |
58 | Google Translate | Google’s online translation tool |
59 | Dropbox | File sharing platform |
60 | Jamboard | Google’s interactive whiteboard |
61 | Adobe Acrobat Pro | PDF creation and control tool |
62 | Vitero Inspire | Webinar software |
63 | ClickUp | Unified task, document, chat, and goal management tool |
64 | Asana | Work management platform |
65 | Mural | Online whiteboard platform |
66 | X | Social network (formerly Twitter) |
67 | Easygenerator | Easy e-learning content creation tool |
68 | SharePoint | Microsoft’s enterprise collaboration platform |
69 | Wordwall | Educational resource creation tool |
70 | Content curation platform | |
71 | H5P | HTML5 content creation tool |
72 | Confluence | Team collaboration software |
73 | Kindle Reader App | Amazon’s e-book reader |
74 | Genially | Interactive animated content creation platform |
75 | Synthesia | AI-powered video production platform |
76 | Edpuzzle | Interactive video creation tool |
77 | Loom | Screen recording tool |
78 | Socrative | Student response system for real-time engagement |
79 | Canvas | Learning management system |
80 | Nearpod | Interactive presentation and teaching platform |
81 | Feedly | RSS/news reader |
82 | Khan Academy | Free online education platform |
83 | Whereby | Video meeting platform |
84 | Firefox | Web browser |
85 | Quizizz | Educational games and testing platform |
86 | Prezi | Online presentation tool |
87 | Raindrop | Bookmark manager |
88 | Descript | Audio and video editing tool |
89 | Adobe Premiere Pro | Video creation and editing software |
90 | Google Chrome | Google’s web browser |
91 | Audible | Audiobooks and podcasts from Amazon |
92 | Google Calendar | Google’s online calendar and scheduling tool |
93 | Medium | Blog publishing platform |
94 | Memrise | Language learning platform |
95 | Affinity Designer | Vector graphic editor |
96 | Clixie.ai | AI-powered interactive video creation tool |
97 | Pocket Casts | Podcast player |
98 | aNewSpring | Learning platform |
99 | Brave | Web browser |
100 | Inoreader | RSS/news reader |
What to Expect in 2025?
This list doesn’t just reflect current trends—it reveals the foundations of the future learning landscape.
2024 marked the rapid rise of AI in education. And 2025 promises even more personalized, adaptive, and interactive learning experiences.
With next-gen content creation tools, data-driven learning platforms, and a human-centered design approach, the future of education will no longer be about just what we learn, but how we learn it.
At EdTech Türkiye, we’ll continue tracking this transformation and bringing you the latest insights.
Stay tuned—let’s explore the future together!
You can access the full list and analysis on Jane Hart’s official website.