NotebookLM is a fantastic AI resource for creating nuanced and detailed lesson plans, slide decks, activities, reports, flash cards and more from information (called 'sources') that you upload into individual notebooks. 

On the free version, you can uploaded up to 50 sources (such as past samples, TLAPs, syllabus, formats, policies, guides, etc) into 10 different notebooks.

Highly, highly recommended!

Not unlike NotebookLM, Chalkie is an AI generator for lesson slide decks and activity sheets.

Generates in seconds and against specified standards (such as ACARA or QCAA)

Free version includes more than you'll need, but there is a pro version available

Awesome website with lots of quirky tools for effective classroom engagement including: 

• Breaking News Generator

• Cloze 'Fill the Gaps' Generator

• Code Maker

• Badge Creator

• Bingo Card Generator

• Certificate Generator

• Fakebook - create a fictional 'Facebook' profile for a fictional person

Digital board like Pinterest where information can easily be shared with, or contributed to, by students

Great for assessments where multiple resources are needed to be used from websites

Interactive slideshows where students login from their own devices and add to shared noticeboards, answer quizzes and review information

Students LOVE this, but building these are incredibly time-consuming, so aren't useful for every single lesson

Interactive quiz game where students log in from their own devices

There are a heap of pre-made quizzes but you can also make your own for a fun formative assessment task

Great resource to create groups or draw names at random

Website for monitoring classroom noise

Sensitivity and imagery can be changed

Game show-style digital learning games

Interactive presentation software that allows teachers to poll their students, create awesome Mind Maps or create word clouds with live results that the whole class can see

Marketed as "whole class gaming from a single screen" (no devices needed)

This site is also great for finding memes or images that can be used to start class discussion

Interactive quizzes students can play at their own pace, with memes and fun feedback built in.

Real-time student response system for quizzes, polls, and exit tickets that shows instant results.

Students complete assignments digitally while teachers give live feedback and track progress.

Gamified quiz platform with detailed teacher insights into student progress.

Screen recording software

Great for recording video overviews of assessments or lesson content

Students hold up printed QR cards and the teacher scans the room with their phone to collect answers.

Useful in classrooms with limited student devices. 

Lots of fun, need to have iPad or smart phone access and solid internet connectivity for both. I believe both devices need to be connected to the same internet connection. Works best if you have an ipad and laptop both connected to the same wifi. Ipad needs to have the Plickers app downloaded. It's a bit of work and needs to have perfect conditions but is very engaging.

Conduct live polls with students such as word clouds, bar charts, pie charts, competitions and quizzes, likert scales (disagree - agree scales), Q&A, radar charts

Great inclusions in the free plan

Great website with lots of premade worksheets however most, if not all, are in line with US standards.

The best feature of this website is the worksheet generator for great starter activities and brain breaks.

Organisational tool that can be used for group projects, planning, and collaborative workflows.

Similar to Padlet

Free design tool for students and teachers to create posters, infographics, presentations, or social media–style content.