The best Diffit alternatives

Wayground suits teachers who need to build interactive instruction and assessments, run live sessions, or assign asynchronous practice.

Nearpod suits educators who want to create interactive lessons and review student responses during or after a session.

IXL Math suits learners from pre-K through Calculus and families seeking adaptive practice.

CommonLit suits teachers and schools looking for literacy materials and ELA instruction for students in grades 3–12.

Kahoot! suits people running interactive quiz, polling, or Q&A sessions across web and mobile or desktop platforms.

It suits educators and K–12 students using customizable textbooks, lessons, interactive materials, and adaptive practice.

Storyboard That suits teachers, students and teams making visual materials for education, business or personal use.

Canva suits individuals or teams creating visual materials across presentations, social, video, print, web, and PDF formats.

Edpuzzle suits teachers who want to add questions and voice recordings to video lessons and follow student progress.

Genially suits educators, trainers, and business teams creating interactive visual content together.

Twinkl suits educators, families, schools, and homeschools looking for downloadable learning materials across grade levels and subjects.

Formative suits K–12 educators and organizations creating interactive instruction, assigning assessments, and monitoring responses live.

It suits teachers who want to create varied digital activities, assess student work, and connect activities to an LMS.

It suits K–6 educators seeking curriculum-aligned resources, editable files, planning tools, and classroom materials.

It suits K–12 educators creating self-paced timelines, presentations, and interactive lessons.

Brisk Teaching suits educators who want to create instructional materials or activities from existing resources.

Eduaide suits K–12 teachers who want to create and adapt instructional materials, assessments, and lesson plans.