Connect, collaborate, create and share resources with like-minded colleagues about various subjects and topics of discussion. Explore a list of communities or create your own.
Communities
Discussions
Hello .
I am Tiziana an English and German language teacher in Italy. Interested in learning about my well-being as an educator.
I am Tiziana an English and German language teacher in Italy. Interested in learning about my well-being as an educator.
July 30, 2026, 1:32 pm
Hey AI and Education community!
I am thrilled to share that our AI Educator Brain series won the 2026 CODIE Award for the Best AI Literacy & Skills Development Solution! Thank you for being on this journey with us. Season 3 is coming soon!
Check out our video about the award: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzRndA8x19o
I am thrilled to share that our AI Educator Brain series won the 2026 CODIE Award for the Best AI Literacy & Skills Development Solution! Thank you for being on this journey with us. Season 3 is coming soon!
Check out our video about the award: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzRndA8x19o
July 22, 2026, 12:21 pm
New to Communities?
Are you an expert, novice, or just interested in exploring a certain topic? Help Share My Lesson grow by creating a community to contribute your expertise, share resources, or find the solutions to the questions driving today’s challenges by working with like-minded community members.
Background: I'm a solo developer and I run two free platforms, GamingForLearning.com (cyber concepts through short games) and GetIntoCyberJobs.com (career pathways mapped to the NICE framework). No cost, no install, no account required for the main activities, designed for older devices and low bandwidth.
What I'm hoping for is more than a quick look, something like a couple of lessons or a short unit, and then a written summary of how students responded, what worked, what didn't, and what you'd change. I'm happy to fit around whatever you're already teaching rather than ask you to add anything, and I'll make any changes you suggest.
I should be upfront: I'm not offering payment and this isn't a formal research study. I'm a one-person operation trying to find out whether this holds up in a real classroom, because right now I only have usage data and a handful of teacher comments, and neither of those tells me much about learning.
If that sounds interesting, reply here or message me and I'll send details.