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Tools are designed specifically for teachers; site is unfancy but functional.

A developing tool for helping teachers to quickly generate resources in just about any format for their classes.

Teacher-created “Spaces” are an exciting way for students to engage with classroom material, the rest is on par with other generative AI tools

A standout tool for helping teachers learn to use AI prompts to help make time-consuming tasks more efficient.

Both teachers and students can create impressive presentations, but it may not be worth the price -- or the effort to learn and incorporate yet another platform.

A cool approach for creating AI-generated text for your classroom, but look elsewhere for a tool to create meaningful assessments.

A thoughtfully planned, produced, and curated set of free resources bound to get kids hooked on learning to code.

Makes artificial intelligence and machine learning accessible to students of many ages and abilities.

It takes a topic that would be difficult to teach in any practical way and makes it accessible for the classroom.

This is an effective and well-designed intro to the dangers of algorithms and how we have to approach them with care.

Simple SEL integration with conversation starters and team building.

This tool opens up avenues for conversation and relationship building between teachers and students.

Flexible and collaborative lesson planning, calendar design, and classroom site creator save teachers precious time.

It's designed with student learning in mind, and teachers can encourage students to submit quality content and engage in reflective feedback.

More than a quiz tool: With Quizizz you can create interactive learning experiences, but you'll need a school subscription.

An excellent tool that lets students make their notes thorough and useful in the way that best suits their learning styles and abilities.

Well-designed, highly effective messaging tool delivers on its promise to connect home and school.

As a tool for the flipped classroom or for student-led creation, a cool tool for teachers to create and share engaging video content.

A thoughtfully-created collection of tools for teaching media literacy across the curriculum.

This platform features excellent videos students will enjoy discussing, but teachers will need to prep students to make quality contributions.

This is a site that offers both actionable resources and an active community for student voice and civic engagement.

For teachers looking to make civics relevant to students, there's nothing else out there as extensive or relevant.

This is a powerful framework for building critical media literacy, but teachers might need to bring in some extra perspectives.

DPLA is at the top of the list of high-grade, online primary source collections if teachers make effective use of what's on offer.

With a super-simple design and tons of flexible features, this is an appealing and intuitive way for teachers and students to organize and share class content.

Teachers will need to take time to build effective lessons, but if they do, this is a useful, relevant, high-interest resource for deconstructing identity and building critical thinking and empathy skills.

Students and teachers develop proficiency in vital social and emotional learning skills through well-designed, interactive learning modules.

This art and SEL combo invites all students to play, focus, and create.

This expert-guided SEL tool can help students -- and teachers -- build lifelong habits for relaxation, reflection, and focus.

A powerful and focused social problem-solving game designed to reach kids who need direct instruction.

A valuable series of modules to get kids thinking about how their choices help build strong character.

Appealing, thought-provoking tool builds emotional intelligence.

This impressive tool uses normed digital assessments to create a specific learning profile and provide authentic tools for individual learners.

Wonderful and fun social-interaction game designed to teach cooperation and friendship skills needed for middle school and beyond.

This handy tool encourages collaboration and creativity, and it makes sharing assignments and giving feedback a snap.

Impressive, unparalleled versatility makes this more of an instructional platform than a whiteboard, but it'll require a lot of up-front work to get comfortable.

Teachers and students can spice up presentations and demonstrate processes and problem-solving skills with this well-designed tool.

Students and teachers can use this tool alone or collaboratively to build and share stunning, effective visuals that stretch thinking.

Simplicity is the key with Coggle: Students can create elaborate mind maps and brainstorms in a matter of minutes, and the collaboration options are a nice bonus.

A beautiful achievement developed in cooperation with indigenous folk that offers players valuable SEL skill building and a respectful window into Inupiat culture, ways of life, traditions, and stories.

A beautiful game that's sure to build students' empathy skills and provoke deep conversations about alcoholism and abuse as well as metaphor.

With good support, an extremely powerful game to build empathy.

The short length and powerful themes make this an effective way to help students consider the brutal effects of war on families.

This is an excellent, cross-curricular news source that'll keep kids current and build their thinking skills.

Text adventures can be a blast to play and make, but the Quest game-making tool, while offering some decent support, can be tough to use effectively without coding experience.

A go-to site for teachers looking for well-presented project ideas; kids will need opportunities to share work locally.

Incredibly inspirational and helpful framework for building a sustainable, fulfilling future.

This site will build high school students' future planning skills, but the design falls a bit short of offering a truly compelling learning experience.

A simple PBL tool that promotes digital literacy and lets kids create flexible, accessible digital portfolios.

As a truly unique resource that's worth using, teachers will need to create lessons that scaffold students' understanding of the complex issues found within.

Teachers looking to enrich their curriculum with high-quality, thought-provoking videos and photos will find plenty of inspiration, but may need to create or fine-tune some lessons.

IWitness allows students to reflect upon the past, looking toward today’s values and society. Students build knowledge about the past using a dynamic, specific tool.

NARA's website wasn't designed for kids, but they can definitely use it to research and learn about history, genealogy, and the U.S. population and government.

This artful re-examination of the '92 LA riot can offer new insights and diverse perspectives, if students don't get too lost in the design.