There are many collaborative tools on the internet that all prove useful for various reasons. Some offer more tools than others however, some applications have difficult user-interfaces. Many college professors and individuals of other professions seem to prefer Zoom. Although Zoom is an amazing app I find that it can be some-what annoying to navigate. Discord is another collaborative tool much like zoom and skype. What sets discord apart from the other tools listed is that it is incredibly easy to use and offers all of the same neat commands. Below is a guide to discord.

As you can see in the video, Discord is primarily used by gamers. With that being said Discord could actually be used as a collaborative tool for anything. Much like other apps discord has permissions, video conferencing, share screen options, limitless voice and chat channels per server, mute, deafen, individual lobbies, and more. Everyone has there preferences, some people will like apps over others, however Discord is definitely worth a try. I have countless hours using this application and it has been my preference since it came out. If you ever have the chance to download it try it out.