Diffit
Diffit
A teaching tool that adapts reading materials by grade level
◐Free plan △Partial Korean
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Can only view materials created within the last 90 days |
| Paid price | Teacher plan around $79/year |
| Student / edu discount | School-wide plans available |
| Korean | △PartialInterface is in English. You can input Korean materials, but reading-level adjustments work most reliably in English. |
| Login | Required |
| Platforms | Web · Browser extension |
| File input | PDF, DOCX, TXT |
| Download output | Export as worksheet documents or Google Docs |
| Commercial use | ConditionalFocused on educational use. The copyright of the original text remains intact. |
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Who it's for
- Teachers with wide reading level gaps in one classroom. You can adapt the same text across multiple grades.
- Teachers who want to use original English articles in class. It simplifies difficult sentences to match student levels.
- Anyone who spends too much time creating vocabulary lists and questions for reading passages.
Drawbacks
- The interface and leveling system are based on English, so results for Korean passages can be inconsistent.
- Free accounts have a weekly generation limit, making it hard to use for every single class during the semester.
- The copyright of original texts remains intact. You must check permissions when distributing articles or book excerpts.
Getting started
- Sign up for a teacher account on the official website.
- Enter a topic or upload an article URL or file.
- Select a grade level to generate the same content at different difficulty levels.
- Review the generated vocabulary and questions, then remove what you do not need.
- Export as a worksheet to print or distribute to students.
Similar tools
- MagicSchool ◐Free plan MagicSchool offers a collection of diverse tools, while Diffit focuses deeply on reading materials.
- Brisk Teaching ◐Free plan Brisk adapts content directly from web pages, while Diffit lets you upload resources to create worksheets.
- Wayground ◐Free plan Wayground focuses on letting students solve quizzes, while Diffit generates reading passages and questions.
- Classting AI ◐Free plan Classting AI specializes in Korean curriculum questions, while Diffit excels at adapting English texts by level.
See also
Official link
https://web.diffit.me/ (opens in a new tab)
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