Thanks for sharing Harold. There are a number you've mentioned that I haven't heard of before and will check them out i.e. Pixabay and Slack

This is my first year to vote - mine are:

(1) Twitter - I'm promoting this as a learning tool to anyone who will listen!
(2) Diigo - great for housing and sharing pre and post reading materials for learning programs as well as storing all the links I will one day go back to
(3) Padlet - great tool to get people using their smart devices and interacting in formal training - if you use more than one Padlet board you can store the links in Diigo and just have people type in one URL on their device
(4) Yammer - great tool for social learning and connecting with others - my organisation introduced it late last year
(5) Powerpoint - to create learning and performance support tools, toolkits etc which I find lends itself to more creativity than Word plus easier to use and format.
(6) Coursera - I have completed a number of really helpful programs on Coursera this year.
(7) Evernote - Taking notes, photos, making checklists etc. I like that it synchronises with my other devices so I can refer to my notes anywhere, anytime.
(8) YouTube - for lots of just in time technical learning for just about any application
(9)Adobe Connect - I've just learnt how to use this to facilitate live online training - if you put in the effort it can be more engaging than some face-to-face training I've attended
(10) Quora - I've just discovered this one - just testing this one out for now - jury is out on it's level of learning effectiveness for the time being.