Twinkl provides resources for teachers and educators who teach the K-12 British Curriculum, contextualized by region. Twinkl has made its resources free during the COVID-19 outbreak

Math and Science video lessons for high school classes available in several languages including Arabic. Freely available to teachers as streaming video and Internet downloads and as DVDs and videotapes. The objective is to enliven learning & increased student engagement. Works on a partnership model with an increasing presence around the world. Enrichment material with downloadable teacher guides and hand-outs. Excellent quality. Advocates education as a right, not a privilege.

LearnCloud is a platform we can work collaboratively to give these teachers and children the tools they need.

CK-12 is a non-profit organization that provides high quality learning content for science, technology, engineering and maths. The platform allows making/curating interactive textbooks for free. Non-contextualized content. Interactive, free universal content. Ability to quickly create digital textbooks for free. Modules available for student assessment (tests & exams) and progress reporting.

Muse is a Pakistani Android-based learning app for the primary grades. With over 1500+ resources for Math, Science, English, and Urdu including animated, story-based video lessons, games, exercises and tests, and a performance dashboard, Muse aims to make learning fun and engaging. Not just that, our content has been thoughtfully crafted in line with the national curriculum to help improve student learning outcomes.

Kialo Edu is an free argument mapping and debate site, customized to educators’ needs. Teachers world-wide use it to help students master critical thinking and rational debate.

30+ million ready-to-play games with game reports to assess learning

A series of short lessons in the form of videos. This website also includes supplementary practice exercises and materials for educators.

A diverse team of scientists, data scientists, game developers, designers and visual artists worked together to create fun scientific games, with the aim of revolutionizing scientific research and teaching by game-play.

Over 4300 challenging problems for students in grades one to twelve; questions focusing on understanding, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving rather than math rules and theorems.