Teachable – Turn what you know into more than a worksheet.
Build an online course, coaching offer, or digital learning product around a subject you know well. If people often ask you to explain the same skill, package that knowledge into a learning experience you can offer online.
Gumroad – Sell a digital teaching product without building a big store.
Package an original guide, lesson bundle, template, printable, workbook, or teacher resource and give buyers a direct place to purchase it. This is useful when you want a straightforward way to sell digital work.
Etsy – Turn your teacher creativity into products people can buy.
Sell original printables, classroom decor, planners, teacher organizers, learning activities, and other creative products. Reach shoppers beyond education-only marketplaces.
Teachers Pay Teachers – Let your best classroom materials keep working after class ends.
If you already make original worksheets, lessons, games, activities, or classroom tools, package them for other educators. Your everyday teaching work can become a library of useful products instead of files that sit on your computer.
Canva for Education – Make better-looking classroom materials faster.
Create worksheets, slides, posters, handouts, classroom signs, and visual lessons without starting every design from scratch. Use templates to make your material look polished, then change it for your class.
Brisk Teaching – Take some of the busywork out of teaching.
Use Brisk to help create, adjust, and review classroom content inside the work you are already doing. If you keep rewriting material for different learners or spending too much time on feedback, this can help you move faster.
MagicSchool – Get your first draft done faster.
You already have enough to do. Use MagicSchool to help you start lesson plans, questions, rubrics, activities, parent messages, and other school work faster. You stay in control of the final lesson while the tool helps you spend less time staring at a blank page.
