Savebase for Teachers
Build a lesson resource library you can use next term.
Planning a lesson means selecting from articles, activities, simulations and videos, often across several sites. Savebase gives teachers a library organized by unit and learning goal. Keep a note about the level, classroom use and adaptation each resource needs, so next year's planning can start from your own considered choices.
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From save to useful reference
Use a folder per unit and tags for age group, concept and activity type. Add a note about whether the resource is a starter, demonstration or extension task. A link's title rarely tells next-term you how it worked in the classroom; your note preserves that teaching context.
Request transcripts for supported saved videos to locate the concept or example you want to teach. Check the original recording for accuracy, pace and suitability before assigning it. Keep a note about vocabulary your learners may need explained and the question you will ask after viewing.
Import a browser bookmark HTML file or a supported app export, then organize the useful references by current unit. Export active saved records as JSON when you need a portable copy of your library. Keep student records separate; the purpose here is collecting teaching references.
A small, annotated collection is a useful place to begin.
Savebase quick start →Import your existing teaching bookmarks and create a folder for the next unit.
Tag by learning goal and add notes about level, classroom use and adaptations.
Set a preparation reminder and check each original resource before the lesson.
Bring existing references with import, review repeated URLs with duplicate removal, and keep a portable copy through JSON export. The duplicate-removal guide explains the scan's scope and deletion behavior.
RSS subscriptions, rule-based automation, webhooks, Notion and Google Sheets integrations, media backup and video transcripts require an eligible paid plan. Media backup covers eligible Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok saves, with backup enabled and media successfully fetched.
Check current plans and limits →Savebase supports resource collection and lesson preparation. Keep classroom administration and student information in your school's approved tools.
Use unit folders with tags for learning goal, age group and resource type. Add notes about how you used the material and what to change next time. This makes the library useful when the same unit returns in a later term.
Savebase organizes teaching references and planning material. Use your LMS for assignments, student submissions and grades. You can keep source links ready for lesson planning without moving student administration into your bookmark library.
Start with the next reference you want to use again.
Start your Savebase library