Diffit produces formatted, classroom-ready materials that teachers can print or assign digitally in seconds.
Diffit for Schools features includes:
Text leveling, and language translations
Align to standards, skills, and DOK levels
Specify graphic organizers and activities to go with your content
Export to Google Docs, Slides, Forms
Use longer inputs, and novels/chapter books
To Activate you PREMIUM Diffit account:Teachers can simply go to: app.diffit.me
Select "Sign In" at the bottom left of the page
Choose the "Continue with Google" sign in option and use your district Google email address to activate your account:
Username @SMUHSD.org
Password
Get started:
Students access resources created by teachers using this account via Google workspace, canvas, or printed materials.
Lets educators highlight text, news articles, PDFs, or district resources on any webpage and instantly level, translate, or turn them into classroom questions without leaving the tab
Any resource, every subject with the rigor your students deserve. Here are some ways to get started.
Find and customize classroom-ready resources, made by teachers like you!
Try asking Diffit Chat to adjust or simplify a reading, add structured supports or short, skill-focused activities — you can even ask it to model academic techniques and connect challenging concepts to the real world.
Dive Into Diffit - Professional Development Slide Deck
This Diffit Professional Development Deck is built to help you introduce Diffit and support teachers in using it confidently in the classroom. Every school is different, so we’ve designed this deck to be flexible and easy to adapt.
Diffit Certified Educator Course
In six short modules, you'll generate a scaffolded resource from scratch, refine it with Diffit Chat, polish it by hand, and send it wherever your students are. Bring a real lesson — something you actually need this week — and you'll leave with it finished.
District teachers will need to request support from: edtech@smuhsd.org
District Wide Licensing Available
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