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Teachthought is a website that has a lot of ideas on getting started on creating and planning for project-based learning. It can be hard to come up with ideas for PBL but teachthought gives ideas on how to begin and gives some PBL examples. The article I enjoyed was about starting your next PBL and how to get others to help you.
https://www.teachthought.com/project-based-learning/conversations/

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Education world is an incredibly helpful website that gives you different lesson plans, worksheets, templates, and many more things that will help make teachers lives easier. For example, for a class I was taking, we had to plan out a field trip. In the assignment, we had to include a permission slip and I was lucky enough to come across the website, and I found a good permission slip paper. Of course, these are guidelines that can be edited and they can be used to give ideas of how to make certain things.
https://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech/tech011.shtml

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Hearing different perspectives of teaching is important. I like listening to this podcast because not only are there many different audios of different topics, but the episodes also give insight as to what teaching can be like. The episodes have a great range from class management to building relationships with parents. I think it is a good perspective of teaching and it is helpful with helping incoming or current teachers.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/teach-me-teacher/id1130488614

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I love this youtube channel because the videos are short, they are super understandable and simple. The videos are in drawings so they are easy to understand. In addition, the channel has different playlists with videos that include special education, bilingual education, behavior analysis, and more.
https://youtube.com/@TeachingsinEducation?si=7CqsygwhnUZKXR1I

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I genuinely love every part of TED because just about everything from their videos, their talks, and their lessons can all be applied to teaching. I have used TED-Ed to create a lesson and I have seen many of their TED Talks for many of my classes. They have a huge range of videos that can be used and even if their videos do not directly apply to you lesson, many of the videos can be used as examples. I would recommend that everyone takes the time to look through all of the things they have available because it is honestly one of the best websites.
https://www.ted.com/

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Teachers Pay Teachers is very straight forwards, but their different app sites are different because their website has tons and tons of worksheets you can buy to use or even just get ideas from. Their Facebook posts on the other hand, as seen above, have posts that lead to specific lessons you can incorporate and adjust to your class. I personally enjoyed this because their should be more cultural or diversity in the figures and role models that teachers talk about.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/?mibextid=Zxz2cZ

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I am no sure if Tiktok will count as a good artifact, but when I came across this page, I really thought it was helpful because they have so many videos that can give teachers inspiration. Most of their videos are either teacher tips or lesson ideas that teachers can use. They have different lesson plans, experiments, chants, tips, decoration ideas, and student engagement ideas that are all incredibly helpful. I also liked them because they have some that stick to the theme of the passing seasons like pumpkin experiments.
https://www.tiktok.com/@teacherslovehacks?_t=8gSu8lq6i9W&_r=1

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Out of all of the artifacts in here, I would choose this one to be the best just for overall teaching because they touch on a ton of things like having efficiency in your classroom, setting goals for everything, and they talk a lot about you mental health. They also talk about hacks, tips, and planning throughout all of their posts. I think that all educators can benefit from this because not only is mental health super important for teaching, they also touch on projects and lesson plans which is the more focused on point of having a PLN.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/teaching-to-the-top/id1493099649

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Even though Mrs. Call's Campers does not directly give us worksheets or doesnt go super thouroughly through a lesson plan, she does give examples and real-life situations that happen in a classroom. I enjoyed watching her videos because she talks about the curriculum and working through it, discussions she has with her students, classroom decoration, parent-teacher conferences, and so much more. Most of my artifacts are based on lesson plans and worksheets, but with this channel, I can see how teaching is actually like through someone else's classroom.
https://youtube.com/@MrsCallsCampers?si=uM6dSp2vQRJ3d3kn