Classroom Engagement

Generates interactive lessons — polls, word clouds, drawings, AI feedback — from a topic, built to get every student responding, not just watching slides.

Pricing: Free for teachers; school plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Interactive lessons combining slides, video, simulations and checks for understanding, delivered to student devices in class or as self-paced homework.

Pricing: Free plan available; teacher plans from $159/yr (official pricing page, Oct 2026)

Adds interactive questions, draggable responses and audio into Google Slides and PowerPoint so every student answers every prompt, anonymously if you like.

Pricing: Free plan available; Premium $149/yr (official pricing page, Oct 2026)

Interactive teaching tools embedded directly in PowerPoint — quizzes, gamified stars, a name picker and whiteboard — without leaving your slide deck.

Pricing: Free plan available; Pro pricing on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

The original live quiz game: fast-paced multiple-choice competitions with a huge public library, plus AI tools to generate questions from your material.

Pricing: Free plan for teachers; paid plans from $19/mo (official pricing page, Oct 2026)

Quiz review disguised as arcade games — tower defence, racing, gold quests — where students answer your question sets to power the game.

Pricing: Free to play and host; Plus membership pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Live quiz game where correct answers earn in-game currency students spend on power-ups, created by a high-school student and loved for its strategy layer.

Pricing: Free plan available; Pro pricing on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Interactive presentations with live polls, quizzes, word clouds and Q&A, so audiences answer from their phones and results appear on screen instantly.

Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Audience interaction for classes and meetings — live polls, quizzes and managed Q&A that surfaces the questions students are afraid to ask out loud.

Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Collaborative digital noticeboards where students post text, images, video and links — a flexible wall for brainstorms, exit tickets and showcases.

Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans listed on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

A calm classroom screen with timers, noise meters, random name pickers, polls and work symbols — the widgets that keep lessons running smoothly.

Pricing: Free; Premium $3/mo (official pricing page, Oct 2026)

Instant digital whiteboards: push an exercise to the class and watch every student's board live from your screen, no student accounts needed.

Pricing: Free for teachers; premium pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Interactive questions woven into your slides and videos — polls, quizzes, brainstorms — with AI help generating questions from your course content.

Pricing: Free plan for teachers; pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Interactive presentation software with live quizzes, polls, word clouds and a spinner wheel, popular for energetic lessons and school assemblies.

Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans listed on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Turns lessons into interactive, animated experiences — escape rooms, gamified quizzes, clickable infographics — with templates teachers can remix.

Pricing: Free plan available; education plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Builds 40+ interactive exercise types and auto-graded quizzes that embed in your LMS, with a widget library covering everything from timelines to WebQuests.

Pricing: Free trial; teacher and school pricing on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Classroom community platform for points, portfolios and parent messaging — the behaviour and communication hub of millions of primary classrooms.

Pricing: Free for teachers; school plans via the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Digital portfolio where young students capture work with photos, drawing and voice, and teachers approve, comment and share it with families.

Pricing: Free plan for teachers; school plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Makes video lessons accountable: crop a clip, add questions inside the video, and see exactly who watched and what they understood.

Pricing: Free plan for teachers; school plans on the official pricing page (checked Oct 2026)

Printable and interactive activities from templates — matching, quizzes, wheels, anagrams — with a vast community library teachers copy and adapt.

Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Team quiz games that run from one classroom screen — no student devices needed — with millions of teacher-made games ready to play.

Pricing: Free games available; Plus pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Builds Jeopardy-style review games in the browser with no PowerPoint required, plus a searchable archive of teacher-made boards by subject.

Pricing: Free to build and play; Plus upgrade priced on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Free Google Sheets templates that become flashcards, quizzes, games, certificates and classroom tools — a long-running favourite for zero-budget interactivity.

Pricing: Free (official site, checked Oct 2026)

Creates interactive activities — crosswords, matching, video quizzes, dialogues — that embed anywhere and track student results automatically.

Pricing: Free plan available; premium pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Discussion platform with written and verbal RoundTables; its AI assistant drafts higher-order discussion prompts from articles and videos you assign.

Pricing: Free to start for teachers; school plans on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Structured debate platform that maps arguments into claim trees, teaching students to weigh evidence and respond to the strongest opposing point.

Pricing: Free for educational use (official pricing page, checked Oct 2026)

MIT's block-coding environment where students build games, stories and animations — the default starting point for creative computing in schools.

Pricing: Free (checked Oct 2026)

Free computer-science curriculum, Hour of Code activities and teacher dashboards that carry a class from first blocks to AP principles.

Pricing: Free for teachers and students (checked Oct 2026)

Coding courses for schools that move students from block coding to Python and JavaScript, with lesson plans, auto-grading and classroom management.

Pricing: Free educator plan available; school pricing on the official site (checked Oct 2026)

Thousands of curriculum-aligned games, mostly maths and science, assigned by topic with teacher reports on what each student has mastered.

Pricing: School and district licensing from $790 (official pricing page, Oct 2026)