Best Google Workspace Teacher Resources Software in 2026

Nearpod

Nearpod offers plans for individual educators as well as school and district licenses.

FlexBook 2.0 suits K–12 educators and students who want customizable digital textbooks with lessons, practice, and interactive materials.

Canva suits people making visual content across presentations, social media, print, video, and web formats.

BookWidgets

BookWidgets suits teachers who want to create digital class activities, assess student work, and use LMS connections to monitor progress or synchronize grades.

Wayground suits teachers who want to create varied learning activities, lead live sessions, or assign asynchronous practice.

CommonLit

CommonLit suits teachers and schools seeking literacy materials for grades 3–12, including a full-year ELA curriculum for grades 6–12.

Edpuzzle

Edpuzzle suits teachers who build lessons around video and want to assign questions and monitor student progress.

Genially

It suits educators, trainers, businesses and schools creating interactive content collaboratively in a browser.

Eduaide suits K–12 teachers preparing instructional materials, assessments, and differentiated resources.

IXL Math

It suits families, classrooms, and schools or districts looking for math practice across pre-K through Calculus.

Kahoot!

Kahoot! suits people running interactive quizzes, polls or Q&A for groups using its supported platforms.

Formative

Formative suits K-12 teachers and education organizations needing combined instruction, assessment, and live progress data.

Brisk Teaching

Brisk Teaching suits educators who want to create materials and activities within supported tools.

Twinkl suits educators, parents, schools, and homeschoolers looking for downloadable resources across subjects and grade levels.

It suits teachers, students, teams, and personal or business users who want to make and present visual stories.

Teach Starter suits K–6 teachers looking for curriculum-aligned classroom materials and planning resources.

It suits K–12 educators using timelines, multimedia activities, and LMS-connected assignments.