Yes, Thanks for starting this Harold!

My Top 10 Learning Specific Tools/Resource (not knowledge work, just the learning functions):

#1 - DevonThinkPro/DevonAgentPro + Bookends [integration - is my automated information acquisition/binning w/ metadata platform.

#2 - Tinderbox - is a ‘conceptual’ and ‘compositional’ information processor that helps you visually and analytically develop your thinking with notes as design artifacts.

#3 - Google - hey, it’s Google-my tricks are using Boolean and going 10 pages deep.

#4 - Twitter/lists + Nuzzle - is my emergent information dialogue system.

#5 - YouTube - I learn as much ‘how to’ stuff on YouTube as anywhere else.

#6 - ScoopIt - is my core concentration information curation platform.

#7 - Declara - is another of the 6-7 curation platforms I use, but because its based on shared learning and the dashboard acts like a shred PLE, I kinda like this one best

#8 - Kumu - is an online dynamic relationship mapping/system’s analysis service (for learning systemic relational and cause/effect, etc.-just a thing I like to keep developing)

#9 - MacJournal - is my personal reflective learning journalling system.

#10 - LibraryThing - is the place I often learn about new books that are highly related to my current library and interests (though I love cheating with Blinkest now).

#10 + (future) - Myelin - I’m guessing that the future will be bound up in self-directed and crowd-sourced cooperative-peer learning – that’s what Myelin promises to be!