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Claude for Teachers provides K-12 educators in the US free access to premium Claude capabilities, a library of teaching skills, and a direct connection to evidence-based curricula, mapped to academic standards in all 50 states.

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Claude for K-12 Teachers | Claude by Anthropic

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Grounded in evidence-based curricula and built to protect student data. Free Claude Pro capabilities for verified K-12 educators.

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Michigan's AI Comprehensive Guide for Districts (MDE - May 2026)

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Michigan's AI Comprehensive Guide for Districts (MDE - May 2026)

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On May 7, 2026, the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) released artificial intelligence (AI) guidance resources designed to support districts as they plan for, implement, and responsibly use AI in teaching, learning, and operations.

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MDE 5-7-2026 AI Comprehensive Guide for Districts

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AI and Language Teaching and Learning (short videos)

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AI and Language Teaching and Learning (short videos)

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This mini-MOOC offers a series of short videos (5-8 minutes each) designed to help educators understand how artificial intelligence is transforming language teaching and learning. Each video introduces a key idea, a pedagogical practice, or a point for reflection to help teachers engage with this emerging technology.

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Mini-MOOC : AI and Language Teaching and Learning

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This mini-MOOC offers a series of short video capsules designed to help viewers understand how artificial intelligence is transforming language teaching and…

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A list of news articles about AI ethics and policy updated and curated by Dr. Casey Fiesler.

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From Zero to Your First AI Agent in 25 Minutes (No Coding)

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From Zero to Your First AI Agent in 25 Minutes (No Coding)

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A very straightforward tutorial on how to build an AI Agent.

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From Zero to Your First AI Agent in 25 Minutes (No Coding)

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National Parents Union Survey (Feb 2026) - AI in Schools?

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National Parents Union Survey (Feb 2026) - AI in Schools?

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A new survey of parents shows that 8 in 10 parents want more guardrails on artificial intelligence for their children.

The results show that a majority of parents (56%) believe their children are using generative AI chatbots, but want firmer restrictions in place. Parents want AI chatbots to provide pop-up warnings before displaying sensitive topics related to violence, self-harm, or abuse (86%), alert a minor’s parents if their child is discussing anything harmful or illegal (85%), and need permission from a parent before a minor can use the tool (79%).

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National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence (White House - Mar. 2026)

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National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence (White House - Mar. 2026)

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Framework

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New W4 AI Interpreter Earbuds from Timekettle

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New W4 AI Interpreter Earbuds from Timekettle

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Here are some of the specifications of the new earbuds:

Bone-Voiceprint Sensor for Voice Capture

Up to 98% Translation Accuracy

0.2s Respond, Translation in Seconds

Self-Correcting Translation

42 Languages 95 Accents Supported

Intelligent System Babel OS 2.0

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Redefine the Way of Cross-Language Communication with Timekettle Translation Earbuds. AI-powered real-time translators empower inbound and outbound travelers and interracial relationships or marriages.

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CRAFT AI Literacy Courses is a great free collection of online courses from Stanford University. It is constantly growing and developing.

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In this lesson, students compare AI and human-generated texts to analyze the affordances and limitations of large language models. They'll score, guess origins, and discuss differences, then decide which aspects to adopt or avoid in their writing. The lesson culminates in a discussion of what aspects of the AI-generated writing students should emulate in their own writing and what aspects they should avoid.

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NotebookLM is an AI-powered research and writing assistant designed to help educators organize, synthesize, and explore their own materials more effectively. By uploading documents such as lesson plans, readings, or policy guides, educators can ask questions, generate summaries, and extract key insights directly from their sources. It streamlines planning, supports reflective practice, and enables deeper engagement with content—all while keeping the educator’s materials at the center of the process.

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A Toolkit for Safe, Ethical, and Equitable AI Integration (USED - Oct 2024)

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A Toolkit for Safe, Ethical, and Equitable AI Integration (USED - Oct 2024)

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AI Integration

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Student AI Literacy Webinar (September 25, 2025) by Michigan Virtual.

This session is open to any Michigan middle or high school student. Whether they’re brand-new to AI or already experimenting with it, students will leave with the skills to think critically, use AI responsibly, and understand its real-world impact. Educators can register their classes, and parents can sign up students to view from home.

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The Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights: Making Automated Systems Work for the American People was published by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in October 2022.

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GPT Detectors Are Biased Against Non-Native English Writers

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GPT Detectors Are Biased Against Non-Native English Writers

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A July 2023 Cornell University study evaluated the performance of several widely-used GPT detectors using writing samples from native and non-native English writers. The findings revealed that these detectors consistently misclassified non-native English writing samples as AI-generated, whereas native writing samples were accurately identified.

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GPT detectors are biased against non-native English writers

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The rapid adoption of generative language models has brought about substantial advancements in digital communication, while simultaneously raising concerns regarding the potential misuse of AI-generated content. Although numerous detection methods have been proposed to differentiate between AI and h…

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This U.S. Congress Act creates the ‘‘AI Center of Excellence’’ whose duties include convening public and private entities to discuss developments in artificial intelligence...

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Webinar: "How Will We Respond to the AI Revolution?" with John Spencer

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Webinar: "How Will We Respond to the AI Revolution?" with John Spencer

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A Webinar from Wayne RESA

Title: How Will We Respond to the AI Revolution?

Presenter: John Spencer

Date: November 5, 2024

Place: Churchill High School,

8900 Newburgh Rd. Livonia, MI 48150

Register Here:

AM: https://bit.ly/Nov5AM

PM: https://bit.ly/Nov5thPM

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USED - AI - Office of Educational Technology Webite

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USED - AI - Office of Educational Technology Webite

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Today, many priorities for improvements to teaching and learning are unmet. Educators seek technology-enhanced approaches addressing these priorities that would be safe, effective, and scalable. Like all of us, educators use AI-powered services in their everyday lives, such as voice assistants in their homes; tools that can correct grammar, complete sentences, and write essays; and automated trip planning on their phones. As a result, educators see opportunities to use AI-powered capabilities like speech recognition to increase the support available to students with disabilities, multilingual learners, and others who could benefit from greater adaptivity and personalization in digital tools for learning. They are further exploring how AI can enable writing or improving lessons, as well as their process for finding, choosing, and adapting material for use in their lessons.

Educators are also aware of new risks. Useful, powerful functionality can also be accompanied with new data privacy and security risks. Educators recognize that AI can automatically produce output that is inappropriate or wrong. They are wary that the associations or automations created by AI may amplify unwanted biases. They have noted new ways in which students may represent others' work as their own. They are well-aware of "teachable moments" and pedagogical strategies that a human teacher can address but are undetected or misunderstood by AI models. They worry whether recommendations suggested by an algorithm would be fair. Educators' concerns are manifold.

Everyone in education has a responsibility to harness the good to serve educational priorities while also protecting against the dangers that may arise as a result of AI being integrated in educational technology.

NEW!! Report on AI and the Future of Teaching & Learning

Key Insights

AI enables new forms of interaction. Students and teachers can speak, gesture, sketch, and use other natural human modes of communication to interact with a computational resource and each other. AI can generate human-like responses, as well. These new forms of action may provide supports to students with disabilities.

AI can help educators address variability in student learning. With AI, designers can anticipate and address the long tail of variations in how students can successfully learn-whereas traditional curricular resources were designed to teach to the middle or most common learning pathways. For example, AI-enabled educational technology may be deployed to adapt to each student's English language abilities with greater support for the range of skills and needs among English learners.

AI supports powerful forms of adaptivity. Conventional technologies adapt based upon the correctness of student answers. AI enables adapting to a student's learning process as it unfolds step-by-step, not simply providing feedback on right or wrong answers. Specific adaptations may enable students to continue strong progress in a curriculum by working with their strengths and working around obstacles.

AI can enhance feedback loops. AI can increase the quality and quantity of feedback provided to students and teachers, as well as suggesting resources to advance their teaching and learning.

AI can support educators. Educators can be involved in designing AI-enabled tools to make their jobs better and to enable them to better engage and support their students.

Recommendations: Call to Action for Education Leaders

Recommendation #1: Emphasize Humans in the Loop

We reject the notion of AI as replacing teachers. Teachers and other people must be "in the loop" whenever AI is applied in order to notice patterns and automate educational processes. We call upon all constituents to adopt Humans-in-the-Loop as a key criteria.

Recommendation #2: Align AI Models to a Shared Vision for Education

We call upon educational decision makers, researchers, and evaluators to determine the quality of an educational technology based not only on outcomes, but also based on the degree to which the models at the heart of the AI tools and systems align to a shared vision for teaching and learning. The figure to the right describes the important qualities of AI models for education leaders to consider.

Recommendation #3: Design Using Modern Learning Principles

Achieving effective systems requires more than processing "big data"-it requires more than data science. Applications of AI must be based on established, modern learning principles, the wisdom of educational practitioners, and should leverage the expertise in the educational assessment community around detecting bias and improving fairness. Going forward, we also must seek to create AI systems that are culturally responsive and culturally sustaining, leveraging the growth of published techniques for doing so. Further, most early AI systems had few specific supports for students with disabilities and English learners and we must ensure that AI-enabled learning resources are intentionally inclusive of these students.

Recommendation #4: Prioritize Strengthening Trust

Technology can only help us to achieve educational objectives when we trust it. Yet, we learned through a series of public listening sessions that distrust of educational technology and AI is commonplace. Because trust develops as people meet and relate to each other, we call for a focus on building trust and establishing criteria for trustworthiness of emerging educational technologies within the associations, convenings, and professional organizations that bring educators, innovators, researchers, and policymakers together.

Recommendation #5: Inform and Involve Educators

We call on educational leaders to prioritize informing and involving educational constituents so they are prepared to investigate how and when AI fits specific teaching and learning needs, and what risks may rise. Now is the time to show the respect and value we hold for educators by informing and involving them in every step of the process of designing, developing, testing, improving, adopting, and managing AI-enabled educational technology. This includes involving educators in reviewing existing AI-enabled systems, tools, and data use in schools, designing new applications of AI based on teacher input, carrying out pilot evaluations of proposed new instructional tools, collaborating with developers to increase the trustworthiness of the deployed system, and raising issues about risks and unexpected consequences as the system is implemented.

Recommendation #6: Focus R&D on Addressing Context and Enhancing Trust and Safety

Research that focuses on how AI-enabled systems can adapt to context (diversity among learners, variability in instructional approaches, differences in educational settings) is essential to answering the question "Do specific applications of AI work in education, and if so, for whom and under what conditions?" We call upon researchers and their funders to prioritize investigations of how AI can address the long tail of learning variability and to seek advances in how AI can incorporate contextual considerations when detecting patterns and recommending options to students and teachers. Further, researchers should accelerate their attention to how to enhance trust and safety in AI-enabled systems for education.

Recommendation #7: Develop Education-Specific Guidelines and Guardrails

Data privacy regulation already covers educational technology; further, data security is already a priority of school educational technology leaders. Modifications and enhancements to the status quo will be required to address the new capabilities alongside the risks of AI. We call for involvement of all perspectives in the ecosystem to define a set of guidelines (such as voluntary disclosures and technology procurement checklists) and guardrails (such as enhancements to existing regulations or additional requirements) so that we can achieve safe and effective AI for education.

Listening Sessions

The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Educational Technology, with support from Digital Promise, held listening sessions about Artificial Intelligence (AI). We connected with all constituents involved in making decisions about technology in education, including but not limited to teachers, educational leaders, students, parents, technologists, researchers, and policy makers.

The goal of these listening sessions were to gather input, ideas, and engage in conversations that will help the Department shape a vision for AI policy that is inclusive of cutting-edge research and practices while also informed by the opportunities and risks.

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OET is working to develop policies and supports focused on the effective, safe, and fair use of AI-enabled educational technology.

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A tool that generates relevant content, writes IEPs, differentiates, creates assessments, and supports school discipline.

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MagicSchool.ai - AI for teachers - lesson planning and more!

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Join over a million teachers saving hours of time using the #1 AI Platform for Education, MagicSchool, to help lesson plan, differentiate, write assessments, write IEPs, communicate clearly, and more!

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Murf AI: A Powerful Text-to-Speech Generator to Scaffold Learning

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Murf AI: A Powerful Text-to-Speech Generator to Scaffold Learning

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Murf AI is a powerful voice-generation platform that can enhance accessibility, multilingual communication, and instructional content creation. Its greatest value lies in supporting educators and learners, especially through audio-based learning, while complementing, not replacing, human teaching and connection.

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The Best AI Voice generator for creators

For years, creating good voice overs meant investing hundreds if not thousands of dollars in hiring voice artists, renting a recording studio to get the script recorded, investing in expensive recording equipment (if you are recording from home), and recruiting or outsourcing the entire project to an audio editor to mix the audio and produce a high-quality voiceover. Not to mention, the valuable hours dedicated to the entire process. Even after all this, the quality of the produced audio file may be subpar.

What if there was an alternative to creating studio-quality voiceovers, and that too from the comfort of your own homes? Introducing Murf AI voice generator, which eliminates the entire process of generating voiceovers manually and enables you to quickly produce human-like voiceovers without any specialized hardware or professional.

Leveraging advanced AI algorithms and deep learning, the realistic online voice generator tool allows you to convert written content into natural-sounding speech, in a matter of just a few minutes. Serving as a voice maker, it helps you create life-like synthetic voices that mimic the tonalities and prosodies of human speech and sound. Unlike other computer generated voice, Murf's AI voices don't sound monotonous and robotic. Rather Murf's TTS voices are super realistic and flawless.

Explore AI voices for any requirement

Murf's advanced AI algorithms catch the right tone and pick up on every punctuation and exclamation mark from the human voice fed it. As such, the platform's AI voices sound close to a human than one can imagine.

Voice over video

Using Murf's AI technology, you can add a well-timed AI voiceover to your videos and make them more engaging. Unlike most video editing software, Murf doesn't require video editing skills.

For example, say you want to create a corporate training module and explainer videos for your staff. Such content demands an expert voice that draws on the essence of professionalism and instills confidence in potential partners. Murf offers different voices-both male and female-that will enhance the quality of your corporate training module.

Voice Editing

Murf also simplifies the process of editing recorded voiceovers. Simply feed your recorded speech onto the Murf Studio and it automatically transcribes the content into an editable text format that you can edit and modify.

You can also remove any unneeded bits and background noise from your recording in the same way that you would delete words from a document, and your voice over will be trimmed accordingly.

Voice Cloning using custom voices

With Murf, you can also create an AI voice clone that delivers life-like diction and the full spectrum of human emotion and conveys all the nuances of human speech. In fact, using the voice cloning service, you can customize your AI voice clone to exhibit different emotions depending on the use case, be it advertisements, IVR, or character voices in games and animation. Murf currently only offers voice cloning services in the English language.

Voice Changer

Murf also supports an AI voice changer feature which offers one access to upload a raw home recording and convert that into a professional quality voice over with the voice of your choice. You don't have to worry about investing in expensive recording equipment, hiring a voice actor, or renting out a studio. With Murf, you can record your audio files freestyle, and, with the click of a button convert it to studio quality.

The only AI Text to Speech software you need

With its cutting-edge technology and realistic AI voices, Murf is the perfect solution for individuals and businesses looking to enhance their audio content. Let's explore some of the diverse applications of Murf:

eLearning and Explainer Videos

When it comes to eLearning, Murf can be used to quickly convert text-based educational content into a more convenient audio format that can be shared with students worldwide and in different languages, improving reach and accessibility, all without the need to hire voice actors or record voiceovers manually.

Furthermore, Murf provides a vast pool of voices for any type of explainer video. Be it a deep middle-aged voice for an animation video on the Solar system or a playful young adult voice for a DIY or craft video.

Advertisement and Product Demo

Murf provides an ideal solution for creating captivating advertisements and product demos. With its versatile voice options and customizable speech styles, Murf simplifies ad creation and helps create videos that cut through the clutter.

By utilizing the 120+ voice options, Murf helps businesses identify the right brand voice that helps create connections and trust with the audience. The fast turnaround time is also beneficial in creating product demo videos with the correct pronunciation, emphasis, and pauses in multiple languages.

Audiobooks and Podcasts

For authors, Murf simplifies the process of turning their scripts into engaging audio experiences. With multiple AI-generated voices across languages, accents, tones, and voice styles, Murf can narrate audiobooks in an engaging manner, making them more accessible to a broader audience.

Moreover, podcasters can rely on Murf to generate voiceovers for their podcasts, delivering professional-quality audio content instead of recording their own voice and spending hours editing it.

Spotify Ads

With the growing popularity of audio advertising on platforms like Spotify, Murf offers a powerful solution for creating impactful Spotify ads campaigns. Murf's rich features, like pitch, pronunciation, and emphasis, make it a compelling choice for creating Spotify ads in minutes. The ability to add music and background score to your ads without the need for a third-party tool takes things a step further.

YouTube Videos and Presentations

Murf is an excellent asset for content creators on YouTube as well as professionals delivering presentations. YouTubers, for example, can convert their scripts into engaging voice overs that captivate viewers by selecting a voice with different accents, such as British, Australian, or American, that is suitable for the topic and content of their video.

Whether educational content, tutorial videos, or corporate presentations, Murf's high quality voices can greatly improve a bland presentation, making the content more engaging and impactful with lifelike AI voices.

IVR

For businesses seeking to optimize their customer service experience, Murf serves as an ideal solution for IVR voice systems. Murf's TTS enables companies to generate natural-sounding voice prompts and greetings for their IVR systems, creating seamless and personalized customer interactions. The automated, multilingual functionality helps businesses communicate with clarity to their customers worldwide.

An all-in-one voice generator

Murf goes beyond serving as a realistic voice generator to offer a complete voice solution that enables users to not only adjust the pitch, punctuation, emphasis, and other elements to make the AI generated voice sound as compelling as possible but also add media like your video, audio, and image files with your generated voice.

Pitch

Using Murf's 'Pitch' feature, you can control the tone in which your message is delivered. Increase or decrease the pitch of the AI voice to convey the information in the way you want to.

Emphasis

The AI voice generator's 'Emphasis' facet, on the other hand, enables you to stress specific words and add that extra force to grab the listener's attention.

Pauses

You can also include pauses using Murf's 'Pause' feature to make your narration more gripping and effective.

Speed

With Murf's speed feature, you can increase or decrease the rate at which your message is being delivered.

In addition, Murf enables one to include background music to your video or image and sync them with a precisely timed voice over. Murf has a library of royalty music that you can choose from or import audio files of your own. Furthermore, the text to speech platform lets you adjust the ratio of voice to music.

Why Choose Murf?

What makes Murf stand out among other ai text to speech tools is the fact that as an online voice generator, it lets you create quality outputs in a jiffy. From enterprises to small-medium businesses to individual content creators, everybody can generate realistic-sounding voice overs across different ages, languages, and accents using Murf.

Its easy-to-use interface, sleek design, and high-end features make it a must-have tool for someone that wants to create great voiceovers in just minutes. Looking for a high-quality, cost-effective solution for creating voiceover narrations? Murf natural sounding text to speech is your answer.

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Build-a-Bot is an educational tool developed by the Stanford Accelerator for Learning's Accelerator Studio. This interactive platform empowers users to deconstruct, design, and experiment with AI chatbots through an intuitive block-based interface.

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No personal data is being collected through this application. Your privacy is important to us, and we’ve designed this tool with that in mind.

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Curipod is an AI-powered platform that empowers educators to create interactive, student-centered lessons with ease. By leveraging AI, teachers can generate customizable content—such as polls, open-ended questions, and drawing prompts—that fosters active participation and engagement. The platform provides real-time, rubric-aligned feedback, enabling students to reflect and improve during class sessions. Designed with safety and teacher control in mind, Curipod ensures that educators can edit or approve AI-generated feedback before it's shared with students, maintaining a secure and supportive learning environment .​

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Generate lessons with AI

Plan and deliver interactive lessons on any topic - with help from AI

I am teacher of 15 years who, until recently, has delved no more deeply into tech in the classroom, and here I am encouraging colleagues to come on in and see Curipod in action and leading CPD sessions. To top it off, I'm spending my evenings playing on my iPad to see how many new lessons I can create, and what new features have been added that week. The time saved, and the improvement in my lesson materials, is tangible.
- Read the full case study with Aileen Wallace

Curious?

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An AI tool that summarizes any long YouTube video or a lecture.

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Generate images, edit existing photos, apply artistic styles, create social media content, flyers, and more using text descriptions.

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Adobe Firefly: Your all-in-one AI creative studio

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Firefly gives you the speed, control, and creative freedom to go from idea to high-quality content. Generate images, video, audio and more with 30+ AI models, all in one place.

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New Apple AirPods Provide Live Translation

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New Apple AirPods Provide Live Translation

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AirPods now help you understand what someone is saying in your preferred language.

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Bridge language barriers in person-while traveling or navigating in a foreign country-with AirPods.

AirPods now help you understand what someone is saying in your preferred language. ¹ If you are speaking with someone who doesn't have their own AirPods with Live Translation, just speak naturally and then use the Translate app on iPhone to show your words in their language or to play back the translated audio of what you said in their language.

You can use Live Translation ² if you have:

To use Live Translation, you need to download the language the other person is speaking and the language you'd like to translate it to. Once the language models are downloaded, all processing takes place on your iPhone where all of your conversation data remains private.

1. Put your AirPods in your ears and connect them to your iPhone.

2. Go to the Settings app on your iPhone, then tap the name of your AirPods.

3. Under Translation, tap Languages, then select the languages that you want to download.

1. Put your AirPods in your ears and connect them to your iPhone.

2. Make sure that Apple Intelligence is turned on.

3. Go to the Translate app on your iPhone, then tap Live.

4. Select the language that the other person is speaking and the language that you want your AirPods to translate it to.

There are a number of ways you can start Live Translation:

Go to the Translate app on your iPhone, tap Live, then tap Start Translation.

Use the Action button on your iPhone set to the Translate app to automatically start Live Translation when you're wearing your AirPods.

Press and hold the stem on both AirPods at the same time.

Say something like, "Siri, start Live Translation."

Swipe down from the top-right corner of your screen to open Control Center, then tap Translate.

To use Live Translation:

1. Listen to the other person speak. Your AirPods automatically translate what the person said to your preferred language. If you're in a noisy environment, there is the added ability to use your iPhone's microphones in addition to those on AirPods to enhance the translation performance. To do this, you can simply try moving your iPhone closer to the other person speaking.

2. Speak your response.

3. Use the Live tab in the Translate app on your iPhone to show a transcript to the person you're speaking with, or press the Play button to play a translation on your iPhone speaker.

4. If the person you're speaking with has supported AirPods and has set up and started Live Translation, they can use their AirPods to listen to your response.

To stop Live Translation, tap the X button.

1. Live Translation with AirPods works on AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation and AirPods Pro 2 and later with the latest firmware when paired with an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone running iOS 26 and later. Available in beta with support for these languages: English (UK, US), French (France), German (Germany), Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish (Spain). Later this year, Live Translation on AirPods will add language support for Chinese (Mandarin, Simplified), Chinese (Mandarin, Traditional), Japanese, Korean, and Italian. Some features may not be available in all regions or languages. Live Translation with AirPods is not available for EU residents whose device is in the EU and whose Apple Account Country or Region is also in the EU. Apple Intelligence users based in other regions can continue to use Live Translation with AirPods anywhere they travel.

2. Live Translation uses generative models, and outputs may be inaccurate, unexpected, or offensive. Check important information for accuracy.

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Bridge language barriers in person-while traveling or navigating in a foreign country-with AirPods.