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Almanack AI is a good, helpful foundation for educational content creation but ultimately requires teacher expertise to ensure content is both engaging and educationally sound.

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

A robust resource for targeted, individualized instruction in most standardized subject areas.

This is a much-needed curriculum that helps students explore complex concepts through low-tech lessons and high-interest projects.

A fabulous resource for teaching about one of the most important fields in technology today.

inspirED delivers exactly what it claims: empowering, easy-to-search content for social and emotional learning.

This rich database of literary resources is a must-bookmark for teachers looking to extend learning experiences with books and their authors.

Impressive resource opens access to quality materials for all educators.

A neat tool for publishing online, possibly better suited to teacher content creation than student publishing.

With a Diigo educator account, teachers and students have a safe space to organize, customize, and share Web content while learning about a variety of subjects.

A great resource to share and gather ideas on teaching with technology and media, but there are some bugs that need fixing.

Twitter offers something for everyone: information, resources, and an easy way to connect with just about anyone.

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

This is an expertly scaffolded and pedagogically sound resource for developing critical reading and writing skills.

The comics are impressive and the lessons provide useful conversation starters, but they'll likely need to be supplemented with additional material to be effective.

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

This site offers smart, fun resources for exploring the layers of meaning in media and finding causes to fight for.

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.

A fantastic resource for teachers looking to integrate SEL into their classrooms and lessons.

A complete SEL solution with lessons, games, resources, and training that meet seemingly every need.

This detailed yet easy-to-implement curriculum can provide classrooms and schools with a common language for social skills.

Must-have, free, comprehensive audio resource that promotes way more skills than sleep.

This trustworthy app could be a playful supplement to a mental health curriculum, but might be challenging to implement in classrooms.

This approachable and contemporary content can help teachers and caregivers field tough questions, but the firmly progressive approach could prevent use.

A great starting point for conversations about students' strengths; skip some of the digital content.

Robust collection of learning resources covers an impressive array of topics.

If your school or home can afford it, Better World Ed is a well-done interdisciplinary curriculum that will expand students' global view.

A well-intentioned, vetted source of mental health content for and by teens.

Text 2 Mind Map can be used as a helpful organizational tool, but would be stronger with additional content and added security.

With its zoom in and out capabilities, Prezi helps teachers and students go beyond traditional presentations to put important content front and center.

Versatile video-based curriculum inspires reflection and action.

This high-quality collection of museum resources -- ranging from artifacts to full-blown exhibits -- provides unlimited exploration for students, reliable primary sources for teachers.

A beautifully presented one-stop shop for compellingly curated and contextualized art, history, and culture resources, but it's lacking educator supports.

Thorough digital literacy curriculum offers mix-and-match options to fit any classroom.

These varied games are great for introducing the fundamentals and practicing but aren't sufficient as a complete curriculum.

Teachers and students willing to invest some time will find tons of resources in this one-stop shop for nearly all things career-, college-, and interest-related.

While it offers resources for kids headed to college, it's hard to envision them actually wanting a LinkedIn profile.

This a pricey tool but it's packed with a school year's worth of content and handy accessibility features.

A fantastic resource that brings both historical and current event public radio stories into the classroom.

Provides an easy-to-use news resource, but only section front pages are accessible without a subscription.

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.

An enticing free option for connecting current events to content through podcasts, but student engagement hinges on how you incorporate it.

This impressive program has ready-to-use and expert-vetted content that'll help advanced students engage meaningfully with foreign policy issues and processes.

These valuable materials empower students to understand and address difficult ethical choices -- past and present.

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.

While there aren't ready-to-go curricular materials, this modern, well-curated, and well-contextualized digital collection is sure to inspire compelling lessons.

This site's materials have the potential to supplement, augment, or even replace favorite units of study, once teachers dig into and master what's offered.

Materials and activities support a thorough study of World War II, making this a valuable resource for both teachers and students.

This is a handy resource that, with some effort, will uncover resources for kick-starting curious learning.

This game-based curriculum would be an excellent addition to any secondary social studies.

Free downloadable resources encourage critical thinking and active learning in search of a more accurate picture of American history.

This is a strong resource for showing the power of journalism and research, and it'll engage most students; others will need teacher support.

Provides standard reading demonstrations of Chinese language texts for teaching use

Comprehensive platform including teacher certification exams, continuing education, and teaching resources

Provides teaching resources for various subjects, especially for primary and secondary education

Offers free teaching presentation resources for various subjects

Provides teachers with various teaching resources, test questions, and presentation downloads

Download platform for teaching resources compliant with new curriculum standards