Online resources for teachers
As a trusted ICT provider, we understand the importance and value of online resources for schools. Online resources have become more accessible post pandemic, with new online innovations allowing for learning to be both online and classroom based, creating a more varied curriculum for many.
Here are our top picks for online resources:
Nearpod assists teachers in creating interactive presentations, videos and activities. Teachers can access and customize templates for lessons or assessments.
Available on Windows, iOS and Android, Nearpod can be utilised across all devices in the classroom.
Seneca is a free homework and revision platform. Suitable from Primary age, up to Sixth Form classes, teachers can set homework to be automatically marked. Seneca can also be synced with the Schools MIS (SIMS, Arbor, iSAMS). The online homework calendar enables teachers to schedule homework and students are able to see when their homework is due.
Microsoft’s guide for using Copilot, an AI tool built into Edge. There’s a quick start guide, Microsoft Learn courses and videos for teachers. Copilot can help teachers create lesson plans and quizzes.
The BBC has thousands of free curriculum mapped video resources, all arranged by age group and subject. These are easy to use resources that work well in class or online. Including BBC Bitesize to help with student homework, revision and learning from KS1 to GCSE. Find free videos, step-by-step guides, activities and quizzes.
A range of resources designed to support schools, education staff, caregivers and young people to look after their mental health and wellbeing. Exploring topics including body image, healthy relationships and sleep.
With over 900,000 innovative resources for teachers, to allow them to focus on providing the best possible education to students. They cover Early Years, through to Secondary education and special needs. With both free and paid for resources, choose from a range of materials that have been created, used and reviewed by fellow teachers, across all subjects.
What would your top picks be?