Learning Design Toolbox

I'm interested in learning design tools for educators that are web-based, free or minimul cost for advanced features, quick to learn, easy to use, engaging, visual and can be used on a range of mobile devices.Working online doesn't lend itself to heaps of text, there are many other, much better ways to distribute knowledge/instructions etc. We need to sync, backup work etc. Productivity and workflow are so important too. 

Tools I've used so far in the #oldsmooc are:

• AnswerGarden: an online brainstorming/survey tool used to collect real time data.http://answergarden.ch
• Wallwisher: also an online brainstorming/collaborative note taking etc workspace. http://wallwisher.com
• Flickr: an image storage and sharing space, users can control Creative Commons liscence, sharing and privacy options. Here's my #oldsmooc set I have started to use. http://www.flickr.com/photos/penbentley/sets/72157632627203250/
• SoundCloud: audio tools are a great alternative to text based instructions, feedback, reporting etc. Listen in if you like the sound of warbling magpies from Oz. Like Flickr, users can control many settings. https://soundcloud.com/penbentley58/rubbish-trucks-warblig-magpies
• Paper by 53: a note taking, scribbly arty kind of app that is truly beautiful and easy to use. Keep your ideas coming, create journals, backup by saving etc.http://www.fiftythree.com/pape
• Google Drive...cloud based presentations work well, bypasses the need for PowerPoint if you don't need many functions. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Op-yzmA7WZeZSkafumXlVaIIYyMhK8EvXqvLFs358Ko/edit#slide=id.g95b91472_325

Better stop here otherwise I'll fill up Cloudworks.