Updated 9-5-19
Brainstorming
- Bubbl.us–simple to use and free, no log-in, a bit quirky (IMHO)
- MindMeister–free trial for education
- Prezi
- Scapple--downloaded tool
- Spicy Nodes
- SpiderScribe–add text, pictures, files, more; free sign-up, fee for more than 3
Failure
- The Crossing–attempts to cross a gorge; some fail; all result in success
Learning
- Learning Styles inventories–several
- VARK Questionnaire–how do you best learn?
Logical Thinking
Miscellaneous
- Are you getting enough sleep? Take this quiz from NatGeo
Ask a Tech Teacher 
Hi Jacqui,
Perhaps four in a row is a nice logical thinking game for this page
http://www.digipuzzle.net/minigames/fourinarow/fourinarow.htm?language=english&linkback=../../education/games/index.htm
Regards,
Marcel
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Perfect timing, Marcel. I’ll be updating the pages over the next few months and will blend these in.
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Jacqui, I agree that it is perfect timing. Thank you for sharing it. When I was studying at university I figure out that I was taught in a wrong way for me. I used this home assignment service. Currently I am curious to find ways which helps me to get most effective results. I use https://www.coursera.org/ for improving my skills. I really like online learning but sometimes I wanna give up. One of the way how I started to prevent it is created a discipline and planning everything that I make.
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I’ve heard good things about Coursera. Thanks for your comment.
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