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About Teacher Tech Tools

Teacher Tech Tools is a free, practical reference for one audience: teachers who want to use classroom technology well, without jargon, hype, or a sales pitch.

Why it exists

Most ed-tech advice is either a product's own marketing or a list of "50 tools to try." Teachers don't need more tools; they need to know which one solves the problem in front of them, how to set it up in ten minutes, and what it looks like inside a real, standards-based lesson. That's what this site tries to do.

How the site works

• Short, practical guides organized into tracks you can work through top to bottom, starting with the fastest classroom-ready win.
• "Try it yourself" tools on many pages, so you can build a prompt or test a setting right there.
• Sample lessons that show the tools working together, aligned to published standards.
• A Start here path if you're new and don't know where to begin.

Our commitments

• Your privacy: no accounts, cookies, analytics, or ads. See the privacy policy.
• Independence: no sponsored content or affiliate links. See the editorial policy.
• Accuracy: facts checked against official sources, with dates on every page and a way to report problems. See the changelog.
• Accessibility: built to WCAG 2.1 AA. See the accessibility statement.

Reuse and share

Everything here is free to copy and adapt for non-commercial use under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. Share it with your department, adapt a lesson for your class, or print it for a sub; just credit Teacher Tech Tools.