3 tools and services of free education to discover

Last updated on 12 May 2026

Educational resources, tools, software and services, Free education continues to make its way to all actors in the school. And that is all the better.

Tools and services of free education that have been simplified, improved to be used by everyone and not only by the most geek teachers.

The proof by three. Here are three tools and services from the world of Free Educational which I have had the opportunity to present in recent months on Tice Tools. All three are of high quality.

My Oral. A free and open platform for oral training

My Oral.net is a platform designed by teachers and it shows. It responds particularly well to the the need in the classroom to develop the practice of speaking. It makes it very easy to create audio exercises for your students. It also offers an interesting option for young people preparing for the oral exams of middle school and high school.

No need for complicated hardware or installation. A computer with a micro-integrated is enough. I was presenting this free application a few weeks ago here:

The app is particularly well suited to offer students oral and Grand Oral training. It allows you to register, but also to participate in real-time training exercises. Don’t hesitate to put it in your digital toolkit for education.

With Mon Oral, teachers have at their disposal a valuable resource to improve their students' oral communication skills. Free, free and accessible to all.

Polymny. A free application to create educational videos

Polymny Free Video Studio

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Polymny is a truly remarkable free and free video studio. Again, this free resource has nothing to envy to major commercial tools. It allows you to create, edit and manage educational videos like a pro.

From an existing presentation (free office, PowerPoint, etc.), you will only need to provide the slides of your course or presentation in PDF format to be able to record a pedagogical video for your students via the microphone and webcam of your computer.

Polymny is free software, which can be used free of charge to make educational videos even when you are not a computer ace.

Polymny became a cooperative last summer. In addition to its free version, it offers paid subscription plans at prices that remain very reasonable for a few additional premium options.

Vikidia. A Wikipedia for children from 8 to 13 years old

Vikidia. Free encyclopedia for children

The third nugget of this small list of tools belonging to free education is Vikidia. The little sister of the venerable Wikipedia that I presented to you here.

A collaborative junior encyclopedia for children from the age of 8. An open wiki that is a great educational support to get your students working on an article or improving an already existing topic. The encyclopedia already contains almost 40 000 articles.

Vikidia can also be a support for larger educational projects. Its animators have also dedicated a page with all the necessary resources and contacts. You're in good hands.