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A Padlet with some of the most popular tools to generate lessons, quizzes, rubrics.
Do you have a favourite?
Any other recommendations to share?
Regularly updated.
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apps
Anki - a program which makes remembering things easy.
What is the difference between a fact and an opinion? Check out Fact vs. Opinion, a free digital literacy and citizenship lesson plan by Common Sense Media. Teach students in 1 about responsible and healthy media and tech use.
From
mindspase
Your mind, beautifully organized - Save everything, Manage nothing.
Learn how teaching AI literacy helps students use AI as a writing assistant rather than a substitute, improving revision, critical thinking, and ethical AI use.
From
teacherforge
Generate ESL and EFL worksheets and exams with AI. Grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and listening — 21+ question types, A1 to C2, with answer keys. Free to start.
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fileflip
FileFlip is the best offline file converter for Windows & Mac. Convert 70+ formats (HEIC, PDF, MP4, DOCX) 100% offline - files never uploaded. Better than Zamzar, CloudConvert & Convertio. One-time $12.99, no subscription. The private file converter for security-conscious users.
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revpdf
Edit, redact, and convert PDFs completely offline. RevPDF is a free PDF editor for Windows, Mac and Linux — no login, no cloud, no subscription. $9.99 once on Android & iOS.
The community for coaches, consultants, and educators who want to turn their frameworks and expertise into AI agents and workflows their clients can actually use.
Build impactful e-learning 10x faster with QuikAuthor. Our AI-powered microlearning platform uses gamification to drive engagement and knowledge retention.
Get AI-powered comprehensive answers with direct citations from 250M+ verified research sources in minutes.
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hybred
The AI tutor that teaches critical thinking through the Socratic method. Gamified learning, 13 study tools, parent dashboard. The antidote for digital dependence in education. |
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flowspeech
FlowSpeech is a context-aware text to speech tool converting text to human-like audio. Featuring emotion and pause control, and 30+ voices for superior TTS results.
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www
Free AI Course Creator which helps you build your online course in minutes. Automate assessment, course authoring and convert files to eLearning. Click to try Coursebox AI, the best AI course generator.
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yapyapgo
Classroom speaking practice tool for ESL teachers. Pair students, display graded questions, manage timers. 35,000+ questions. Free to start.
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readpdfaloud
Read PDF aloud for free with natural AI voices! Convert any PDF, including scanned files via OCR, into natural speech. Supports 142+ languages.
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sketchapedia
An infinite visual browser generated entirely on demand in real time
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
May 27, 5:28 AM
This is a really fascinating site that allows you to browse through and explore areas of knowledge by generating infographic type images in your browser https://www.sketchapedia.com Really great for learers who are more visual.
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megaconvert
Free online file converter supporting 500+ formats. No signup required. Fast, secure, and private.
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teachtools
FERPA-compliant AI worksheet generator trusted by 30,000+ teachers. Create quizzes, lesson plans, rubrics — no student data collected, ever. Free to start.
Get a YouTube video transcript in seconds: copy TXT, and download SRT/VTT — free, no sign-up.
A Life Preserver for Staying Afloat in a Sea of Misinformation https://youtu.be/FZXA6wpVLew?si=DDfhCQREGcAfg6l8 As a science educator, my primary goals
Discover Perusall — the interactive social learning platform where every student is prepared for every class. Increase engagement with social learning tools and analytics for educators across 6000 institutions worldwide. Create a course today!
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strater
Strater AI is your AI-powered study companion that transforms YouTube videos, PDFs, and documents into smart notes, flashcards, quizzes, and summaries — helping you learn faster and remember longer. |
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Snip, on the other hand, is a free tool developed through a Microsoft Garage project that allows users to capture screenshots and then annotate them. With the Snip app, users can draw on their captured screenshots using a software pen, which is available in various colors and sizes.