18.3
Nearpod is a platform for educators to create and deliver interactive lessons.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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28.3
Wayground, formerly Quizizz, is an AI-supported supplemental learning platform for instruction, practice, and assessment.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
37.9
Screencastify is a browser-based screen recording tool that can capture a webcam, microphone, and system audio.
Free planWebExtensionLinux
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CK-12 FlexBook 2.0
CK-12 FlexBook 2.0 provides free, customizable digital textbooks for K–12 subjects such as science, math and social studies.
Free planAndroidiOSWebExtension7.6Free plan - 5
WeVideo
WeVideo is a browser-based video editor for creating and exporting videos without downloading a desktop app.
Free planAndroidiOS7.6From $4.99 a month - 6
Edpuzzle
Edpuzzle is an online learning platform for teachers and educational institutions to assign interactive video lessons.
Free planAndroidiOSWebExtension7.4From $13.75 a month - 7
Genially
Genially is a cloud-based web app for creating interactive presentations, courses, quizzes, and games.
Free planWeb7.2From €6 a month - 8
BookWidgets
BookWidgets is a content creation and evaluation tool that lets teachers build digital exercises and activities and share them with students.
Free planiOSWeb7.0Free plan - 9
Pear Deck
Pear Deck helps educators create and deliver interactive lessons through the Pear Deck Learning platform.
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Kurzweil 3000
WebExtensionmacOSWindows6.3 - 11
Equatio
AndroidiOSWebmacOS5.4 - 12
IMTLazarus
AndroidiOSWebmacOS5.3 - 13
Hāpara Student Dashboard
AndroidiOSWeb5.2 - 14
Clever
WebWindows4.8 - 15
GAT Labs
Web4.8 - 16
Kami
Web4.8 - 17
Edia
Web4.6 - 18
Goobric
Web4.6
Choosing well
Check device support
Start with Supported platforms and look for Android if students or staff use Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phones. Hāpara Student Dashboard lists Android, iOS and web.
The chart can also show web, browser extension, Windows and macOS support.
Compare free access and paid terms
A free plan is available from listed tools such as CK-12 FlexBook 2.0, Clever, Edpuzzle, Equatio, Goobric and Kami.
Trial terms vary. BookWidgets, Equatio and Kami list 30-day trials. Paid examples include Equatio from $2.15/user/yr, Kami from $12/user/mo and IMTLazarus from $5.50/yr; other tools give pricing on request.
Match classroom workflows
Use the Google Classroom integration, Workspace editions and roster sync fields to check how a service fits your school account and class setup.
Assessment tools and student limits help you compare assignment handling and whether the service suits your enrolment.
Read the plan details
Check what the free plan includes before assigning it to classes, then compare the listed paid starting price or request-based pricing.
If you need a trial, confirm its length and what happens when it ends.
Questions people ask
Which tools have a free plan?
The list marks CK-12 FlexBook 2.0, Clever, Edpuzzle, Equatio, Goobric and Kami with free plans. BookWidgets also lists a free plan.
Which entry lists Android support?
Hāpara Student Dashboard lists Android, iOS and web. Check the Supported platforms field for Android before choosing another service.
Which tools list a 30-day trial?
BookWidgets, Equatio and Kami list 30-day trials.
What paid starting prices are shown?
Equatio lists $2.15/user/yr, Kami lists $12/user/mo and IMTLazarus lists $5.50/yr. Edia and GAT Labs give pricing on request.
What should schools compare besides price?
Compare Google Classroom integration, Workspace editions, roster sync, assessment tools, supported platforms and student limits.