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I have used Google Docs, Slack, Skype,Whatsapp, Microsoft teams and Zoom.

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I've used most of the tools listed above. In addition, I would recommend Canva as a great tool to create content, design posts, and brainstorm ideas for joint projects.

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Looking forward to trying Slack. I live on What’s app and have used most of these other tools.  Really enjoyed reading the feedback from our class on other useful tools.

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I have used most of the communication and collaboration apps mentioned in this module with the exception of Trello and Slack. I got curious and wanted to find out which online communication tools are being used in the workplace. This is a blog that might be helpful on some of the best collaboration tools for 2022. Personally, I found Google Workspace to be very user-friendly and great for multiple people working on the same document in real-time.

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17 Best Collaboration Tools for 2022 [with prices]

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Learn about the best small business collaboration tools, including GoToMeeting, Wrike, and HubSpot, and discover ratings, pricing info and FAQs.

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I've used most of mentioned tools plus Basecamp, Asana, SharePoint and Doodle.

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I've used most of the tools above, as well as Confluence, Jira, and SharePoint.

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Looking forward to downloading and trying Slack (also keen to check out Mural and Doodle). I really enjoy Basecamp - especially the reminder email features for you/team/clients.

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I have used Google Docs, Google sheet, Whatsapp,Skype,Microsoft teams from the above except Trello,Slack and Onenote online. Also I feel Office 365,Cisco Webex and Gsuite are also excellent communication tools.

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I just dowloaded Onenote and Slack. I'm familiar with G-Suite, Basecamp, and What's App.

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Filomena Nucaro
I've used all the above apps except Slack. I'm interested in learning more!

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I'm familiar with some of the tools listed above, as well as Basecamp.

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I've only used the ones listed above. I'd be interested to learn if there is one that's particularly helpful for design thinking. I've done extensive design thinking and find it very useful for team projects and strategizing, but always in person.

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I like using Google Docs to work within a document at the same time as other team members. Your cursor is visible to other participants, and you can each see the changes being made in real time.

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I used Mural as a collaborative tool with my team to brainstorm on creative ideas to a problem. I think this tool is great as it allows voting anonymously on proffered ideas.

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When trying to co-ordinate a meeting/event date with many differing schedules, I find using 'doodle' works very well. Also, SurveyMonkey is an excellent tool to get the anonymous opinions of others.