We know a large number of teachers have had to go back to online learning and at ReadySetCompute we are here to support you. Over the past 2 years, we’ve been developing a large range of e-learning tools that are all free to use and will really help you with online learning, they enable you to teach content your way and quickly share materials. All of these work across most devices and will help ensure your lessons are engaging and appropriate for your students. In most cases, the link updates so that you can easily come back.

We have made all of these tools free and largely without any need whatsoever to register, because you can simply send updating links to your students in any platform you can find. We hope this helps all those teachers a little who are trying to get through this.

Ice Maze Game

Ice Maze is an educational game designed to help students learn sentence structure through the Colourful Semantics approach. Players navigate a maze, collecting words in the correct order to build grammatically correct sentences. This is a complete lesson in itself and should help students in a highly interactive environment.

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Brainstorming tool

Create clear and colourful mind maps in a simple drag and drop workspace where you can add ideas, change colours, include emojis, and organise your thoughts visually. You can also turn indented notes or lists into a mind map in seconds, making it easy to plan projects or revise key topics. If you are not sure where to begin, simply describe your idea and let the AI help you build a structured mind map to get you started.

 Mindmapping tool

Arctic Reading Tools

We know many of your carefully chosen texts will not be available to you and so this analysis tool will help you quickly check any text you copy and paste in. https://arcticreading.vercel.app/ (This is the lite version, because the full version is still in development. Do sign up to the Beta if interested)

Question tools

Choosers

Discussion tools

Image fun

  • Tile Reveal Game – Link an image and play a game to see who can guess what it is first
  • Image Reveal – Fun spotlight to investigate an image. Great for younger children to explore.
  • Image Compare – A tool to see two images over the top of each other. Great for Now & Then or even just comparing which you like best.

Word & literacy tools

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