This list gets us started with using technology for different differentiation strategies, offering practical ways to meet the diverse needs of students in our classrooms. Differentiation, when paired with the right tools, empowers teachers to provide personalized learning experiences that foster engagement, equity, and growth. Whether it’s forming dynamic groups with Grouper, scaffolding tasks in Classkick, or creating tiered assignments with Google Classroom, technology helps streamline what can otherwise feel like an overwhelming process. These tools not only make differentiation more manageable for teachers but also open doors for students to learn in ways that align with their strengths, interests, and readiness.

However, technology is just one part of the equation. Successful differentiation also requires a deep understanding of your students, a willingness to adapt, and a commitment to creating a classroom culture where all learners feel supported and challenged. As you explore these tools and strategies, remember that differentiation is a journey. Start small, reflect on what works, and build on your successes. By leveraging these technologies thoughtfully and intentionally, you can transform your classroom into a dynamic environment where every student has the opportunity to thrive.