This collection of classroom technology tools features my go-to educational resources that I have personally used in my own classroom. Each tool has been selected for its ability to support student learning, boost engagement, and simplify teaching. Whether you are a student looking to build your skills or a teacher searching for effective solutions, the tools are organized by purpose to make exploring easy. From instruction and assessment to creativity and collaboration, these are the tools that have made a real impact in my teaching.
AI Assist is part of my collection of classroom technology tools designed to save time and keep the focus on teaching. These tools help with grading, lesson planning, and giving students meaningful feedback. Students get quick and targeted support that meets their needs. With the right classroom technology tools in place, everyone stays on track and moves forward with confidence.
Word Works features classroom technology tools I trust for reading, writing, and grammar practice. These tools are easy to assign, help track student growth, and keep learners engaged with leveled texts and meaningful tasks. They improve outcomes without adding extra prep for teachers.
Number Lab includes interactive math tools I use to build fluency and understanding. They make abstract ideas visual and practice more meaningful. Students get feedback right away, and I get data I can use. These tools help make math click.
Science Spark is built on tools I’ve used to make science hands-on, even with limited materials. Simulations and digital labs let students test ideas and see results. I use them to teach NGSS concepts clearly and keep curiosity high.
Creative Corner gives students options to show their thinking in ways that matter. I’ve used these tools for video, slides, and design projects across subjects. They support student voice and help me grade meaningful work with built-in structure.
Game On! is full of classroom games I’ve used to keep energy high and learning sharp. They’re fast to set up and easy to run. Students stay focused, collaborate, and review key content without even realizing they’re working.