Teacher Toolkit

Draw, highlight, write, stamp, cover and time on any page you share in an online lesson.

Teacher Toolkit puts a teacher's pen on any page you teach from: a lesson file, a website, a worksheet, a slide deck. Share the tab in your online classroom or video call, and your students see every mark as you make it. Tools - Pen in six colours, with four thicknesses (hold Shift for a straight line) - Highlighter that straightens itself into a neat band (hold Alt for freehand) - Shapes: line, arrow, rectangle and circle - Text you can type anywhere, in any size, and move or edit later - Tick, cross and question mark stamps for quick feedback - Eraser, undo and redo - Laser pointer that fades away - Reading ruler: a see-through band that follows the pointer, so students keep their place when reading aloud - Cover: hide answers and reveal them line by line - Timer with presets and a custom time, in three styles - Save as picture: the page and your marks, saved to your Downloads folder - Blank boards: plain, lined or squared pages for explaining things Marks stay where you put them Marks are pinned to the paragraph or picture you drew them on, so they move with the page when you scroll or when a section opens. Each page keeps its own marks, and they are still there when you open it again next lesson. Clear a page in one click when you are done. Made for live lessons - With the arrow chosen, the page works as normal: click answer buttons, type in boxes and follow links. - The toolbar can sit across the top or down the side, moves anywhere, and docks to any edge of the window. - Every tool has a keyboard key, and you can change any of them, adding Ctrl, Alt, Left Shift or Right Shift to one key or to all of them. - Alt+Shift+D switches the toolkit on and off. - It works on lesson files opened from your computer too (switch on "Allow access to file URLs" in the add-on's details). Teacher Toolkit never connects to the internet. There are no accounts, no tracking and no adverts. Your marks stay in Chrome on your computer. Free, and made by Teacher Mike, an English teacher who uses it in his own online lessons. Feedback and ideas are welcome at teachermike.uk.