EDvanced.me — research-backed classroom tools
24 free educational tools for teachers and students, built by Pawarit Pingmuang,
PhD in Educational Technology and Communications (Chulalongkorn University) and lecturer at
Bangkok University.
Classroom tools
- AI Sandbox — Interactive mini-labs for hands-on AI literacy — vision, audio, emotion detection, ethical AI questions.
- AskAround — Teacher-paced open questions; students answer by QR, every answer goes on the wall, then peers react. Built for primary classrooms.
- BillSplit — Split food and trip bills — 3 modes, VAT/service charge, who-owes-who settlement, PromptPay QR. No login.
- CineShelf — A film-analysis classroom: personal watch shelf plus sectioned group analyses graded against a rubric with private peer ratings.
- DataShadow — An interactive simulation of how your digital footprint is tracked across social media, search, shopping, and hidden trackers.
- Edtendance Check — QR-based attendance and leave requests for faster classroom check-in workflows.
- EdSprint — A phone-first Design Thinking sprint: a five-step canvas (WHO, PROBLEM, GOAL, EXPERIENCE, AI) to invent an EdTech idea.
- EdVenture — A 30-minute career-exploration activity: sort skill cards, land across four career constellations, commit to a first step.
- FlowForge — A fully-simulated sandbox for AI and automation: build an automation as a node graph, run it on sample data, watch data flow. No keys, no cost.
- GestureGarden — Browser hand-tracking turns gestures into control — a lesson on input and interaction students do rather than read about.
- IoT Smart Systems — A multi-scenario assignment on IoT systems — sensing, deciding, acting — where students design a system for each situation.
- KhamFix — A Thai writing assistant that highlights unfamiliar words, likely typos, and suggested corrections.
- Klumjai — Group formation for live online classes: students build a short profile, browse the class, and form their own groups; teachers auto-assign leftovers.
- LifeCompass — A self-discovery companion with 9 activities — MBTI, IKIGAI, emotional intelligence, happiness levels. Local save, PDF export.
- Meetza — Create a scheduling poll, collect group availability, compare the best times, and finalize a meeting.
- MindForge — Master 17 thinking skills through interactive lessons, drag-and-drop artifacts, flashcards, and PDF learning portfolios.
- MindMist — Pose a question, students scan a QR and answer, responses form a live word cloud. Answer list + CSV export. No login.
- MingleBoard — A collaborative sticky-note board for classroom brainstorming, reflection, exit tickets, and live discussion.
- Mintel — A self-paced multiplayer quiz game — live or homework sessions, coins, power-ups, badges, levels, and class leaderboards.
- Pickora — A random name picker and grouping tool for active learning and equitable participation.
- Rubrix — AI marking against a rubric you wrote yourself — criterion-by-criterion scores with evidence, bilingual feedback, confidence flags; teacher edits are final.
- Scoracle — A secure student score checker for giving learners fast access to classroom results.
- So What? — A bilingual big-data dashboard for learning the Data -> Information -> Knowledge -> Wisdom progression, with local worksheet export.
- Tempo — A classroom countdown timer with Think-Pair-Share phases, presets, session history, and fullscreen display.
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