
MindSpark
Gooru
Plickers
Learn more about Class Saathi, an AI powered learning solution designed to close learning gaps and increase engagement within and beyond classrooms.

PSeInt
AlgoBox
PseudoEditor
PseudoRun
Pseudocode
Flowgorithm
Scratch
Algogo is an algorithm editor and interpreter. Lightweight and easy to use, it is free and open-source.

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