Digital Resources

The LITE Lab provides free access to a growing collection of digital resources designed to support teaching, learning, accessibility, creativity, and innovation. Explore instructional technology tools, workshop materials, classroom resources, and assistive technology guides used throughout our programs and trainings.

2025-2026 LITE Session Resources

Online Tools

AI Tools

Tool Name	Key Features	Cost	How it supports Educators:	Example Classroom use:
Brisk Teaching	Content creation, labor intensive tasks, personalize learning tasks	Free plan, pro plan for 99 a year, custom pricing for districts		A teacher puts a students paper into the Brisk teaching platform to get feedback for the student
Curipod	Polls, word clouds, open ended questions, drawing tools	Free plan and a paid premium plan	It creates interactive activites that educators do not have to spend so much time making.	Teachers can use it to gather information such as lunch count
Curriculum Genie	Generates unit and lesson plans	Free and paid plans	Assesing activties, grading, interactive	A teacher is struggling to create a presentation that goes with her lesson so she uses Curriculum Genie to generate an interactive presentation for her class
Diffit	Growing libraries, can generate passages based on reading levels, languages	Free plan, teacher subscription 14.99 a month, some schools have a school wide quote	Offers teachers different options to share content with students	A teacher cannot find any resources on a certain topic for her students so she uses diffit to make resources for the lesson
Eduaide.ai	Generates lesson plans and educational content	Free or 5.99 a month	Assesing activties, grading, interactive	Instantly generate a complete 5E lesson plan (Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate) for a science unit on animal habitats. It builds learning objectives, hooks, activities, and quizzes in
Education Copilot	Provides templates for lesson plans, writting prompts, handouts, reports, and project outlines	Free trial, teacher, and school plans	Provides a starting point for lesson plans	A teacher is stuck on how to teach a certain concept, she uses Education Copilot to generate a prompt to start the lesson plan
Flint K12	Generates lesson plans and provides imediate feedback	Free and paid plans	Helps save time on administrative and content creation tasks while also providing engaging, interactive activities for students.	A teacher wants to create an activity for her students and uses flint K12 to create one that goes along with her lesson
Google Notebook LM	Use for notes to be turned into podcasts, videos, etc for review highlight key points, suggest related materials that could be beneficial for studying	Free	Generate lesson plans, generate assesments, build presentations, create rubrics, adjust levels of assignment	Interactive study guides = flashcards, summaries
Groovelit	Creates interactive lesson for students using any given prompt	Free, premium, and school plans	Allows educators to pick prompts for writing but then the website takes it from there and helps students become better writers.	A teacher shares the game code with the class and picks the prompt, then the students play the game while growing to be better authors.
Khanmigo	Virtual tutor, interactive, co writing, debates	Free, Subscription is 4 dollars a month	Generates lessson plans
Magic School	Generate lesson plans, assignments, give feedback on assignments (for students), and creates content		Saves teachers time on lesson planning, grading, and generating educational content	A teacher needs to help her students remember a certain concept so she goes to magic school and uses the song generator tool to create a fun song for her students to help them remember the concept
Perplexity AI	AI-powered conversational search and “answer engine” that processes user queries by synthesizing real-time web data and providing direct answers complete with inline source citations.	A free tier alongside individual subscriptions like Perplexity Pro ($20/month) and Perplexity Max ($200/month), plus team options starting at $40/seat/month.	Streamlining lesson planning, conducting real-time academic research with verified inline citations, and differentiating instructional content for diverse learning levels	A high school biology teacher uses Perplexity to differentiate a lesson on cellular mitosis. Instead of a standard web search, the teacher inputs the learning standard and asks the tool to summarize the core process while providing inline citations, beginner-friendly definitions, and embedded video links for English Language Learners.
School AI	Creating teaching tasks, personalized learning, invite link for students to work with AI teacher monitoring	Free plan, pro plan, scale plan, plans start around 8 dollars	Creates an individualized AI plan to aid their curriculum and student needs. It also can be used by students and teachers can monitor what they are doing	A teacher invites students to join the AI experience, and the teacher can monitor their engagement on the topic and what they are doing
Suno	Generates songs using any given prompt	Free	Turns concepts into songs	A class is struggling to to remeber what a verb is. The teacher can create a catchy song that will help the students remeber what a verb is.
Teach Aid	Writes lesson plans, creates materials, assessments, and rubrics	Free, premium, and custom plans	Automates lesson plans, presentations, and learning activities for teachers	A teacher is struggling to create a presentation that goes with her lesson so she uses teach aid to generate an interactive presentation for her class
Teach Share	Create lesson plans, activities, and worksheets	Free, premium, and school plans	Helps you create lesson plans, exercises, and worksheets in seconds	A teacher is struggling to reach one student on how to get them to understand a concept, she then uses Teach Share to create differentiad lesson plan for this student
We Will Write	Gives feeback for writing, allows for classmate interaction, and provides responses to prompts	Free, premium, and school plans	Teachers can choose from a library of ready-to-use creative challenges that allow students to write collaboratively, share their ideas, and receive feedback.	A teacher shares the link with the class, they are then put on teams and begin the we will write game, the teacher can pick from a variety of prompts.