AI Education Tools:

1-AudioPen:

For years, I have been using voice-to-text 

to write blogs, books, emails, and lesson plans. This is 

an AI-powered web app that you can use on your 

computer or phone. The app takes your words and 

enhances them as it generates the text, which you 

can edit as needed.

2-Canva Magic Write:

Canva now offers an AI text-to-image

 generator called Magic Write, which can inspire creativity

 in writing. It provides ideas, helps with brainstorming, and 

supports lesson planning, making it a useful tool for 

educators for creating a presentation or other graphic for 

classroom use. Magic Write can assist with many writing 

tasks that educators may have by analyzing the word 

prompts and then helping with brainstorming, creating 

an outline, writing lesson plans, or generating a visually 

engaging presentation in far less time.

3-Curipod:

This website enables teachers to create 

interactive lessons in minutes using AI. Students can 

explore various topics, and the AI functionality helps 

generate customized lessons tailored to their learning 

needs. Teachers simply type in a topic, and a ready-to-run 

lesson is generated with text, images, and activities such

 as polls, open-ended responses, word clouds, and more.

 There are even activities to build in that focus on SEL 

check-ins.

4- Eduaide Ai:

This is an AI-assisted lesson-development 

tool that provides educators with more than 100 resource 

types to choose from to create high-quality instructional 

materials. It offers the ability to translate the generated 

content into more than 15 languages instantly. Educators 

can generate a syllabus, create discussion prompts, use

 the “teaching assistant” for help with creating 

individualized education program plans, write emails, 

or even compile a list of accommodations for students. 

Eduaide.AI has a content generator, teaching assistant, 

feedback bot, free-form chat, and assessment builder.

5-OpenAi:

The recently released Teaching with AI guide for 

teachers was created to help educators use ChatGPT 

in their classroom. The guide comes with several 

suggested prompts and includes explanations that clarify 

exactly how ChatGPT works and what its limitations are, 

and it provides reminders of the importance of verifying 

information and checking for bias. With ChatGPT 4, 

which is a paid version, there is greater accuracy and 

reliability of information than with the original version.

6- Quizizz:

With Quizizz, teachers can design quizzes 

that will create a personalized learning path based on 

each student’s responses. Teachers can also create 

lessons with Quizizz, which now has an AI enhancement 

that can adjust question difficulty, check grammar, and 

redesign questions to reflect real-world scenarios, with 

more features on the way.

7- Slidesgo:

This tool provides access to free templates

 via Google Slides and now has the AI Presentation Maker. 

With this new functionality, presentations can be created 

within minutes. Simply choose a topic; select a tone 

such as casual, creative, or professional; make changes; 

and download your presentation. A time-saver for sure!