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1. Jamboard – this app is a digital whiteboard wherein students and teachers can interact with each other. You can write on it while others writes too. You can access and interact each other using google accounts. This is a great help for presentation in solving problems.
2. Miro – aside from Jamboard, Miro is also a digital whiteboard where we can draw diagrams and solve numbers in a various ways. It is also good for presentation.
3. Minecraft Education Edition – students tend to be lazy, so this app will let students to be inspire to study every day. This app will help us to be creative, to have a teamwork, and to solve problems.
4. Quizlet – quizlet allows student to make sets of flashcards then they can share it together with their classmates. This app is a big help for a study group and also for presentation.
5. Quizizz – students can also make a quiz on this app. They can edit and control the quiz. It also shows the score, time limit, and most specially the top leaderboards. We can use this for reporting or presentation, so that after presenting you can test the listeners by doing a quizizz.
6. Popplet – this app allows us to gather, collect, and share many ideas on a single topic. It is like a PowerPoint presentation and mind mapping tool wherein you can brainstorm on this app then you can share it to the rest of the class.
7. Google Docs – google docs is so helpful especially when doing an essay and project with your group. You can add some members so that they can also write their ideas on the same paper. Then you can write a comment that will be visible to others.
8. Google drive - it allows us to share pictures, documents, recording, and videos in one folder. It is helpful for us students so that we can facilitate files in one drive.

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Santana, Ann Marielle R.
11 - Lopez (SHS-01-201A)

Google Meet

app that can be used for video-chatting to communicate online with other people. It is super useful since we are currently in pandemic and we are doing online classes and work from home.

Google Drive

collaborative app to share files and documents to other users. You can synchronize files across your device and utilize the 15gb of free storage.

Google Docs

this is super helpful for students because it is more convenient to use for group activities, and be able to share ideas to your groupmates.

Canva

it is an online graphical tool that can be shared to other people to used to create powerpoints, infographics, photo editing, etc. beautifully and organize.

Edmodo

app that helps to connect students to their instructors about their requirements and even about their classroom performance.

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1. Zoom - Can be used by group members or students in general for virtual meetings. (Up to 1000 participants)

2. Google Meet - Almost the same as Zoom except that Zoom only last for 40mins if you are not using premium. (Up to 100 participants only)

3. Google Docs - Allows multiple users to edit the document or multiple users can use the same document at the same time.

4. Google Sheets - Almost the same as the google docs except it is a spreadsheet

5. Canva - Allows multiple users to share and edit their own slides on one design. (Poster, infographic, presentation, etc.)

Myrezze M. Cañanes
ABM 11-Lopez

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One Drive

One Drive can share and can store photos, documents, videos, and all file types. You can store, sync, and access your files anytime, anywhere on the web.

Skype

Free with voice and video calls, text messages, and screen sharing.

Dropbox

Send links via email or chat messages and access your documents easily from anywhere on any device.

Hangouts

can create chat rooms to quickly chat and share files with team members. Hangouts is a collaboration tool for business communication that offers voice and video calling to users.\

Timely

Timely is an automation time tracking tool and the best collaboration tool that is of great value for individuals in project development. With Timely, your schedule is your timer. Timely is beautifully designed to layout your scheduled activity next to your actual activity. Timely different combines scheduling and time tracking in one place

Torres, Cyrus Seth J.

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-Kahoot
"Kahoot" was one that I thought was collaborative and could be used online. We may use Kahoot as a platform for our games and quizzes. We can generate various questions linked to our academic goals using this platform.

-Quizlet
"Quizlet" is another collaborative tool that can be used. Quizlet is a platform that may be used by academies as well. It is also quite beneficial to students and teachers in terms of quizzes and exercises that may be completed.

Actually, the quizlet and kahoot serve the same purpose because both allow you to create multiple questions for academies.

Cruz, Megan Denise S.
ABM 11-LOPEZ (SHS-01-201A)

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Google Workspace
It is formerly known as G-suite, it is perfect for students, like me, it has a lot of features like collection of cloud computing, productivity and collaboration tools, software and products developed and marketed by Google. It is also composed of  communication and collaboration apps built for people in organizations, that are also perfect for students. The core Google Workspace communication apps, such as Gmail and Google Meet, are widely used around the world, as are the collaboration apps, such as Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Forms.

Microsoft 365
It remains the most used and therefore important office suite out there, and while there are competitors such as Google Workspace they still haven't caught up to the same level of functionality and ease of use. Therefore as Microsoft Office is likely to be at businesses field, but it also perfect for educational purposes, since it is also firmly designed for collaboration and sharing with teams.

Canva
In Canva, Students can collaborate and share tasks in a team environment. It can make teamwork easier with Canva where you can edit designs simultaneously.

WPS Office
WPS Office is also an online tool that comes with a collaboration feature that you can use to collaborate on documents with your teammates in real-time.

Scribblar
It is a online virtual whiteboard – which also allows the playing of video and audio and the upload of documents and the presentation of details from websites. It is perfect for us, as a students, since we can use it for online tutoring, especially for students who love group studying.

Mikhaella Mari D. Tiozon  11-Lopez

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Slack
- Slack is a powerful and flexible chat app for teams. It is a chat tool that provides the real-time messaging and file sharing of your members, and supplements that with many third-party apps.

Zoom
- Zoom is an easy-to-use and reliable conferencing tool. It is a video chat tool that offers excellent video and audio quality, as well as stable connections. You can also set a virtual background to your liking.

Whereby
- Whereby is a one-click video conferencing tool. It was formerly known as Appear.in. It offers a one-click solution for video chatting with your members. It also does not require the log-in of any accounts. However, this tool only accepted a small number of participants, perhaps only 50 participants.

Chanty
- Chanty is a messaging app for productivity. It is a chat tool that organizes chats on Kanban-style task boards. Members can be added to a task, which is a chat room and an item on the Kanban board at the same time. This is a great tool for measuring how far your team’s work have done.

Dropbox Business
- Dropbox Business is a cloud storage for collaboration. It is a mature cloud storage service with a sharing option. Together with your team members, you can share editing or viewing links, restrict downloads, and set passwords and expiration dates for links.

Nepomuceno, Jan Ivan T.
11-Lopez

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Google Keep
Google Keep lets students keep notes quickly and save them. Not just as a note, but the student can put their choice of photo, checklist, and memos and share the information with the team. Observing this tool can help students keep track of their school activities and organize their tasks. I know that some students now have poor time organization.

Padlet
Padlet is a digital tool for creating collaborative walls. It let students post anything like document, text, and also image. Padlet is another way for students and also teaching to collaborate.

Microsoft Team
Microsoft Team provides classes, files, meetings, and assignments for the student with a team to collaborate. It helps the student to encounter the virtual community. The best thing is it is free for students and teachers to use with an accurate school email address.

Kahoot
Kahoot serves as a learning and quiz platform for a class
A teacher can set up kahoots and work with students.

One Note
OneNote is produced by Microsoft Office which helps students to have a digital version of a physical notebook. It means that students can take down notes on digital devices to keep them organized. Also, it allows the student to collaborate and share it. In it, you can put text, images, diagrams, audio, video, and more.

Chavez, Khristine H.
11-Lopez

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Angela Katrina H. De Guia (11-Lopez)

•Kahoot! - is an example of a collaboration tool that I have used in both online and face-to-face classes. Kahoot! is a learning platform that is built on games. It can be used to produce surveys and stimulate discussions. Its learning games, known as "Kahoots," can be accessed directly through a web browser or through the Kahoot app.

• Skype - is a piece of software that allows users to make free video and voice one-to-one and group calls, send instant messages, and share files with other Skype users.

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Google Classroom
- This is an excellent resource for instructors. Teacher can publish assignments, tasks, and tests for their students here, and they'll be able to see if the student has completed the they've assigned.

Jamboard
- Students and professors will benefit from this site or app, especially in an online class. Students and teachers can collaborate online by drawing or writing on a whiteboard.

Yammer
- Yammer allows customized groups to share ideas, information, and criticism through its familiar, interactive interface, making it a perfect communication tool for teachers, students, and parents.

Edmodo
- Edmodo creates an environment where anyone can interact freely without the pressure of a group setting or the inconvenient scheduling of face-to-face meetings.

ELJOHN POPE B. DOMETITA
11-Lopez

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Examples of Collaborative Tools that you may utilize online.

1. Zoom
You can use Zoom to set up virtual video and audio conferences, webinars, live chats, screen-sharing, and other collaboration tools. It's a cloud-based video communications app that does this.

2. Minecraft Education Edition
A game-based learning platform encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving in a digital world that's like the real world. There are a lot of teachers all over the world using Minecraft: Education Edition to get students excited about different subjects and make abstract ideas more real.

3. Whereby
Another good video conferencing tool is whereby. It's like Zoom, but it's easier. There is no software to install because Whereby is a web-based service. And Whereby still has all of the standard features, like call recording, mobile compatibility, chat, and so on, so it's still a good choice.

4. Soda PDF
To open, view, and edit Portable Document Format files. This is a set of programs that do this. The software was made by LULU Software, which is based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

5. Discord
is a platform for VoIP, instant messaging, and the distribution of digital goods, like games and movies. These tools let people communicate with each other through voice and video calls, texts, media, and files. They can do this privately or in groups called "servers."

Quijano, Rovie Marielle P.
11-Lopez

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1. Google Docs - Google Docs can be accessed on any device with an Internet connection and shared with colleagues or classmates so they can see what you're working on in real time. It’s efficient and convenient for group projects because you can see who is typing in the document as well as their comments, questions, and suggestions on the side. This makes it easy to collaborate remotely and ensure that everyone is always working off of the same version of a document.
2. Google Slides - a presentation platform that allows users to create and edit presentations, collaborate with others in real time, and present your presentations via the Internet or video conference. You can also save and print your presentations. Slides is integrated with other Google products, so you can easily share your work across devices, export it to other file formats, import files from other apps, and work with others at the same time.
3. Google Drive - a storage system that allows you to upload, store, and share files with your team. It allows for multiple people to access the same file and make edits simultaneously. Finally, Google Drive offers automatic backups so that your data is always safe in case of an emergency.

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Kahoot


-Kahoot is a fun application that makes quizzes and review sessions feel like a game — literally. Teachers can make their own Kahoots by typing in or importing class materials. Kahoots can be used as a last-minute review before a test or as a learning mechanism throughout the class. Students each choose a nickname privately, which eliminates embarrassment for students who miss questions.

Edmodo

-With an intuitive, user-friendly interface designed by teachers for teachers, Edmodo operates as a communication portal for students, teachers, and parents.

Zotero

-is a free research software that helps you to collect research sources and papers from various sites, and store and share them all in one place.

Creatly.com

-is a discussion board for collaborating on visual content: diagrams, charts, storyboards, design projects, etc.

Filestage

 -gives teams the easiest possible way to manage the content review process. The project management software and platform makes it simple for internal and external stakeholders to leave in-context feedback on videos, images, PDFs, and more.

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1.) Google Drive

- Nifty tool to create, collaborate, and sync files across devices with its wide range of free productivity tools and slick file syncing, it's a level-setting tool.

2.) Padlet

- Create and collaborate via interactive, multimedia bulletin boards. A flexible interface gives students opportunities to share content and knowledge in ways most comfortable for them.

3.) Minecraft

- Spiraling sandbox of adventure and creation gets students to dig deep. An irresistible and seemingly limitless incubator for 21st-century skills that, with a little guidance, can chart new courses for learning. It can enhance their creativity and art by building houses through blocks.

4.) Microsoft Teams

- Collaborative LMS platform helps manage classes, groups, and projects. Educators will likely find that the wide variety of features Teams offers is worth the time it takes to learn how to use it.

5.) Google Hangouts

- Communication, learning, and fun converge nicely in Google's slick platform. It runs like a dream, works on all devices, and can be used in so many ways to enhance interactive learning.

6.) Tricider

- Ask questions, and brainstorm ideas with a responsive voting tool. Used creatively and wisely, Tricider can set the stage for some great classroom conversations.

7.) Notion

- Cool, customizable tool turns notebooks into workspaces. With some scaffolding, this could be a great way to capture, organize, and share info without juggling a class site, notebook, to-do list, and more.

8.) MURAL

- Multifaceted interactive whiteboard promotes collaboration. MURAL facilitates lesson presentation and group project collaboration from anywhere by making idea sharing a simple, visual process.

9.) Popplet
- Minimalist mind mapping to organize ideas. Easy-to-use idea organizer can help with simple mind mapping.

10.) School Friendzy
- Differentiate and collaborate with the math-focused organizational tool. An effective way to organize and differentiate assignments, particularly for math.

Cancheca, Trixie Marie T.
11- Lopez

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1. Google Docs - it is designed to let users edit files at the same time and save the changes made automatically.

2. monday.com - it allows the teams to stay synchronously where there is a one visual platform that everyone can access. Also, it has a feature of integrating all other apps in one platform and it has mobile app that is linked to desktop.

3. Microsoft 365 - it is now a cloud-based office suite wherein packages allow unified communications integrated with the traditional office software. It works in Windows, Mac, Android, and IOS, and further designed for collaboration and sharing.

4. Hangouts - it is a product under Google that is firmly designed for business communication that provides voice and video calling to users. Furthermore, it has the feature that allows users to create chat rooms and file sharing.

5. Adobe XD - it is a UI/UX design tool with added features that allow teams co-edit in real-time with visibility to others. It could also be used in sharing work by publishing links for teammates and other audiences. It is also linked to other creative cloud, especially those licensed to Adobe which allows teams to share design assets and components between work teams that is regularly updated.

Montemayor, Frances Lorraine P.
11-Lopez

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Edmodo

With an intuitive, user-friendly interface designed by teachers for teachers, Edmodo operates as a communication portal for students, teachers, and parents. No more questions about assignments, quizzes, and grades. Edmodo creates a space where everyone can communicate confidently without the pressure of a group setting or the inconvenience of scheduling face-to-face conversations.

Classcraft

Rather than fighting the overwhelming popularity of video games, this app’s designers decided to use it to increase student participation in K-12 classrooms. Loosely based on popular role-playing games like World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy, Classcraft “reframes student progress” by allowing students to create a personal avatar. Then, throughout the course of everyday class activities, students earn character upgrades through positive behaviors, regular attendance, academic achievement, and more.

Yammer

Despite its potential pitfalls, social media is still a powerful tool for collaboration. But in a school setting, the open source platform of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram can be distracting for students. With its familiar, interactive design, Yammer allows customized groups to share ideas, information, and feedback, making it an ideal communication tool for teachers, students, and parents.

PenPal Schools

For teachers looking to expand their students’ worldview and understanding, PenPal Schools might be the ticket. The global PenPal community, which consists of more than 15,000 educators in 150 countries, is ideal for project-based learning in a variety of subjects. With a focus on security and safety, program access is open only to verified teachers and students, and teachers maintain the ability to monitor all messages.

Reguiere, Jasmine A.
11-Lopez

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Google docs

We constantly utilize Google Docs as a collaboration tool, especially when we have groups and each proposal need the support of the others. Here we may rapidly type in an answer that our groupmates will view right away. In google docs many people in one link can edit.

Canva

Canva is similar to Google Docs, but it allows you to edit as many images as you like. Unlike Google Docs, you can only modify the documents themselves. Canva also has a PowerPoint template that is simple to use. You can share the link you have to simply edit the presentation you wish to do with your friends or groupmates.

Consumo, Kharen L.
11-Lopez

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1.       Jamboard

Jamboard is great for brainstorming because it allows you to collect ideas, sort them by color, organize them on different frames, move them together, draw lines to connect important ideas, and so on. Make a brainstorming area available to students.

2.       Wakelet

Wakelet makes it simple for educators and scholars to integrate and streamline student learning experiences into curated collections that can be used to demonstrate mastery of student learning objectives and other important skills.

3.       Google slides

Google Slides is an online presentation app that allows you to create and format presentations as well as collaborate with others.

4.       Quizizz

Quizizz is a Bengaluru, India-based educational software company that develops and sells a gamified student engagement platform. The software is used in the classroom, group projects, pre-test review, formative assessments, and pop quizzes.

5.       Canva

A free-to-use online graphical tool that combines design, photo editing, and layout to help teachers and students create beautifully finished projects.

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1. Google Drive - You can share your work with your collaborators using Google Drive, and they can also open or edit it.

2. Microsoft teams - Microsoft teams are collaborative tools that can be used in a number of ways. For beginners, it can be used for online video calling, which is increasingly popular these days. Second, it can be used to facilitate collaboration among members when making plans. Finally, using it saves time because you no longer have difficulty conversing one-on-one.

3. Skype - Skype, which can accommodate up to 20 people, is also a collaborative tool that can be used for small business meetings.

4. Canva - This is especially important for students and teachers today, when they are taking an online class. You can collaborate with classmates on Canva during the presentation, which will speed up each task. There are also many different design options available here, which makes the job easier.

Intalan, Alliana Shamel Y.

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1. Padlet

Padlet is appealing to the eye and simple to navigate. Learners can use it to gather material from the internet and pin it to virtual bulletin boards. A board can be used to arrange text, links, photographs and videos, among other things.

2. Quizlet

Quizlet is an entertaining approach for students to memorize facts through interactive quizzes. It makes use of viewer collections of terms and illustrations and allow students to learn through quizzes, flashcards for independent task, and challenging activities in the classroom.

3. Kahoot

Kahoot is a game-based learning platform that is used in educational institutions to conduct quizzes, generate discussions, and construct  surveys. Its learning games are referred to as "kahoots," and they may be accessed via a web browser or the kahoot app itself.

4. Flipgrid

Flipgrid is a completely free video learning tool for both educators and students. Educators can construct grids, which are gathering spots for students, and then add a discussion topic. Learners can answer with short video responses to communicate their viewpoints.

5. Bit.ai

Bit.ai was created for people and teams to create material, collaborate on projects, and organize all of their learning in one location. Educators can generate a wide range of documents including lesson plans, dynamic notes, wikis, knowledge bases projects and assignments through these things.

Carito, Shierie Mae D.
11-Lopez

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1. FLIPGRID
(https://info.flipgrid.com/)
This collaborative tool website is similar to the website we are using right now. It enables to create and share between the students. The only difference is that this is a video collaborative tool. That allows recording videos to put what the students have in mind or their ideas. Hence, having a more open discussion on the topics or tasks.

2. Group Me
(https://groupme.com/en-US/)
This website allows easy collaboration within the students, by simply having easy access to communicating with one another. The most similar thing to this website is the facebook messenger, which also allows easy communication and collaboration to the students.

3. Twiddla
(https://www.twiddla.com/)
This is a collaborative website that allows the teacher or students to draw or write in a canvas. Allowing discussions to be much more easier, especially as it allows visual learning by also having the feature to put pictures in the canvas. The most similar website to this is a google whiteboard, as both allows the user to collaborate with each other by having the same visual help.

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1.) Google Drive: This is one of the most used online collaborative tool for students like me.  It allows you to collaborate on multimedia projects, documents, share files with others, etc.

2.) Kahoot: This is one of the often used online tool in online classes especially to make learning more interesting and answer quizess. This is a game-based learning app where students get to compete and collaborate with each other.

3.)Padlet: This is the online tool that I am using right now to post these answers. Here, students can contribute videos, images, or different mixed medias on a virtual board. Each student can be able to comment or reply to the posts or answers of other students.

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Edmodo
A secure and free professional learning platform that offers services to teachers, students, and parents. It allows students to interact and collaborate with their classmates while also sharing educational content in a secure and convenient manner. Teachers can also use it to construct and manage a web-based classroom community.

Notion
A collaborative tool that helps you to keep track of your tasks, projects, and information. It has lot of features that you can utilize in anything you desire from a productivity tool.

Discord
It is  for anyone who could use a place to talk with their friends, communities and co-workers. And as a student It has a variety of features that offered when in a remote learning situation, such as online voice chat, easy screen sharing, and access to public servers.

Zoom
It's a video conferencing tool, similar to Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, that allows people to collaborate efficiently during webinars and online meetings by seeing and hearing each other.

Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams is a chat-based collaboration platform that may be used by anyone, including teachers, students, and employees. By joining/creating groups, it allows us to have a decent area to connect, hold online meetings, and share documents with others.

Luares, Angel Margarett

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Edmodo

Edmodo is a social media-like student collaboration tool that can be used in an educational environment. Teachers can post a discussion question, and students can respond with their comments, or a teacher can start a poll or discussion question.

Drawp Unlimited

Drawp Unlimited is a student creative collaboration app to create drawings and assignments. Teachers can create assignments to work on and students can work independently or with a peer to create original drawings.

Parlay

Parlay is a great tool for round table discussions to get students to a higher order level in thinking. It's a complete discussion platform that allows learners to interact with their educators and each other, both virtually and in person.

Cervantes, Michelle O.
11-Lopez

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Eclar, Roy Mark A.
11-Lopez

1.) Google Meet - This collaborative tool has been very helpful to all students and teachers, especially every online class. Google meet is not complicated to use. It has functions that even a non-tech savvy people will easily understand. Google meet, just like Zoom, is made to communicate with other people online. It’s a hassle-free app.

2.) Canva - It is a graphic design tool to make visual content look decent and aesthetically pleasing. Canva is famous to all students when it comes to making school report and other activities. In this online application, you can make unique designs and it can easily share with your team or group mates.

3.) Google Docs - It is the famous documentation tool. This collaborative tool is a huge help to us students and even teachers. You can easily share, edit, and publish documents of all kinds, make spreadsheets and presentations. Everything is easy and hassle-free to use. It has no subscription so students and teachers can use it anytime and anywhere.

4.)  OneDrive - This collaborative tool is very useful because users can store photos, documents, videos and all file type. They can store, sync and access the files anytime, anywhere online.  It also allows users to collaborate with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote from your desktop and mobile device.

5.) Google Drive - We all have Gmail account so we are familiar with this application. Aside from OneDrive, you can store files safely here. It is easy to use because it is accessible from both mobile and desktop devices.

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1. Canva

Canva is a basic graphic design tool for making visually appealing content. You may create one-of-a-kind designs in just a few minutes and share them with your team. Canva makes it much easy to collaborate with groups. Designers may share their work with everyone, and team members can offer feedback. Choose from thousands of templates for your designs or make your own.

2. Hangouts

Google has made strides in the sphere of cooperation. Hangouts is a commercial communication collaboration application that allows users to make voice and video calls. You may use Hangout chat to establish chat rooms where you can rapidly communicate and share files with team members. The team may converse via direct chat and stay connected at all times.

3. Goto Meeting

GoToMeeting also includes a variety of essential features, as well as an easy-to-use Web-conferencing solution, to get you started right away. It supports screen sharing, Web audio, a dial-in conference line, drawing tools, and meeting recording. GTM eliminates the need for your remote workforce to go for meetings. High-definition video is ideal for holding webinars and organizing conferences.

4. Google Docs

Another simple approach to collaborate with a small or large team is using Google Docs. Documents of various types may be readily shared, edited, and finally published, as well as spreadsheets and presentations. Everything on this page is free and simple to use. And, after you've enabled offline mode in Google Docs, you won't need an internet connection to access the docs.

5. Github

GitHub is designed for teams to collaborate on challenges and learn from one another. You can manage your chaos while while producing code on GitHub. You may also create extended documentation for wikis on GitHub in order to give more detailed information about your project.

Cayetano, Renan S.
11 - Lopez (ABM)

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1. Google Drive
- It is not just a storage for almost all types of files but a collaborative file manager that integrates on multimedia projects and documents, file sharing, organizational storing, etc. Personally, I’ve used this as a compiler and storage for my previous and recent requirements that has a big storage space like performance videos, different documents and PDFs, pictures, etc.

2. Quizizz
- I have used Quizizz quite often since it is a great collaborative platform that allows its users to create documents or quizzes that has different formats which is especially helpful for reviewing and challenging one’s intellect; as well as answering quiz presentations made by other users in various aspects of academics. It also allows its users to create to-do lists and mind map which are very beneficial for students.

3. Notion
- Notion is a customizable tool that will surely be handful to people who like organization of schedules, activities, and workspaces. Aside from the different templates Notion offers to meet the needs of its users in taking down to-do lists, journals, notebooks, schedules and more; Notion also gives the user full customization of how each page will turn out. As a fan of organizing workspaces, schedules and to-do lists, I use Notion to take note of my activities for the day. It also gives me a chance to express my aesthetics into my schedule. I’m able to use it for journalizing, task checking and even accounting personal finances!

4. Discord
- Online meeting and community wise, Discord is a well-known collaboration tool that allows its users to join together despite doing other activities in their gadget. Usually, Discord is used as a community wherein users make their own server and there, they can interact with one another. It is also used as a video meeting tool where in users in the server can play internet games while on call with one another, and stream a movie, song, or any video and watch it together with the members of the server.

5. Canva
- Well-known Canva is a collaboration tool that specializes on graphic design and provides its users with ready-made templates and still allows customization to be made with every project. It also supports multi-editor projects where students find it helpful specially when it comes to group projects and requirements. Users can edit each other’s works and see the contribution made by other editors.

Gelito, Brianna Jaizehl B.
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1. Monday.com

• Monday.com is a project management and collaboration tool for

teams. A company's operations and personnel must be

streamlined. It is vital to have a platform that can handle

anything. It's critical to have a program that generates a virtual

workplace where you can manage, track, and organize all of your

work.

2. Asana

• Asana can act as your virtual office or workspace once you've

hired staff or gathered your team from other sources. You may

use Asana to organize your thoughts, delegate tasks,

communicate, and link to shared files. It's the next best thing to

working in the same building.

3. Cloud Storage

• This acts as a repository for files that you create, save, and

discuss during the development process. Everyone may use it,

and Asana, as previously indicated, has a direct connectivity to

Google Drive. You won't need to log into Google Drive again

once you've created the document and attached it.

4. Appear.in

• Appear.in has made logging in for video conversations with your

team a lot easier. It's done away with competitors' clumsy logins

and instead sends you to a simple URL. Users can create their

own audio and video conferencing "room" and ask others to join

them.

5. Confluence

• This is mostly a repository for internal documents that you and

your team may require. Here you may keep track of team

meetings, memos, and other important information. It works in a

similar way to a lot of other knowledge base software.

CORTEZ, CZARINA JOY M.

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