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NotebookLM can be a great resource for teachers because it allows us to create engaging PowerPoints, visuals, and activities that stay connected to the content students are learning. I tried using it with The Headless Horseman, a story we read around Halloween, and had it create a fun and interactive activity based on the text. I liked that the activity was connected to what my students were already learning instead of being something unrelated or just for entertainment.

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Exploring Diffit was a positive experience. I found the application to be user friendly and supportive of exploring and building on the generated content the application provided. Diffit is an AI tool that can help teachers create instructional materials and lessons, including  differentiated and varied levels of complexity. Teachers can use Diffit in so many ways, including modifying reading materials, generating questions, creating vocabulary supports, and providing different ways for students to access the same topic. It appears to be primarily for grade-level content, but I still had the ability to adjust and simplify materials and activities for early childhood special education, especially when given specific prompts.

I created varying centers around the letters in the alphabet, including letter ID, phonemic awareness and fine motor activities. When using Diffit, I like that this includes the “Goals” or Learning Objectives.

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The AI summary tool is a definite game changer. Such a great idea to keep the lesson flowing and keeping the discussion thriving! SO great.

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This is a tool my district is planning to try this year. I have yet to try it but it is a closed AI model that allows school social workers and school psychologists right reports!

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I definitely do not consider myself an artist in any way, shape, or form. The thought of hand-creating images, posters, pictures, etc. makes my head spin. Because of this reason, I thought I would tackle my insecurities by trying this program. This program is EXACTLY what people like me need! In seconds, I created an image I can use in my ELA classroom immediately.

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I also tried Chalkie AI- wow! I love that it can create slideshows so quickly. It also had an option to create a series of lessons.

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Claude has a great coding section that allows you to make really cool web applications and games, like virtual escape rooms and all kinds of interactives, at the click of a button. Just host to your github to make sure the code is live!

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Magic School is a one-stop shop for teachers! It is organized in a way that can support you with a lesson plan, an email to a parent, or an IEP. It is a great teacher's helper!

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FigJam is a fantastic tool that allows for a collaborative experience amongst peers and teachers. I am excited to try out the various features that this site offers including designing animations and diagrams along with whiteboards for students to practice using the target language in a safe space while incorporating the growth mindset!

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I have used Canva quite a bit over the last two years--it's easy to access and fairly simple for students to navigate, but I never used the AI feature. After spending some time with it, I found that it can be very useful for creating draft and template worksheets, as well as serving as an example of the limits and flaws of AI creation tools.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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As a school librarian citing reputable sources when finding information is a non-negotiable, which is difficult with AI tools and chatbots. I was impressed by Perplexity's ability to cite credible sources. I asked a question based on a research project I assign my students and the sources that were given were websites I assign my students to look for the answers to their questions. I am glad there is an AI chatbot tool that is citing sources fairly accurately.

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I found Pressto while exploring AI tools for this course, and I actually really liked it! It is designed to support students through the writing process instead of just having AI write something for them. It has features like sentence starters, signal words, a writing buddy, spell check, word count, read-aloud, and dictation. I especially like that because I am always creating different scaffolds for my struggling writers, and this could give students some of that support right when they need it. I am excited to try it with my personal narrative unit because getting started is often the hardest part for my students. It is a pretty simple tool, but I think that is part of what I like about it. Sometimes students do not need another complicated program. They just need the right prompt or nudge to get their ideas moving. Try it out!

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This is a great resource for teachers looking to have students listen to a text while looking at the text. This allows students to access curriculum that they otherwise may not be able to.

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I really enjoyed using this image generator in ChatGPT. I work with students in different locations throughout my building and don't have access to the same anchor charts and word walls. I thought this would be a creative way to work with students to design visuals with their input and these could be shared via Google Classroom or printed and added to their math journals.

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I really enjoy the user friendly experience of this AI site. I do not have a lot of knowledge about AI and this being one of the first sites I selected to use for image generation was great. It was easy to navigate and not intimidating.

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As a busy teacher and mom, I am excited about Alayna, which was built to be an AI teaching assistant for K-12 — with an AI slides generator, an AI grader for handwritten work, and one-click differentiated resources. It promises to save teachers 15+ hours every week and uses the correct education standards (unlike ChatGPT, which was not built specifically for education and often includes hallucinations in its responses).

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The 6th grade students at our school use this for much of their writing. It's powerful because it can compare the students' writing to a rubric and make suggestions of ways students can improve in specific areas. I haven't designed a lesson as a teacher, but I've been on the student side of this resource helping some of the lowest students look at the AI suggestions and make suggested modifications to improve their writing. I think this is a powerful app that can help give suggestions to each student that a teacher doesn't have time to do. It isn't perfect, but it is very helpful. It also saves the previous submissions, so you can see the changes which occur because of the suggestions. https://classcompanion.com

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AI to help teachers give instant, personalized feedback on written assignments. Engaged practice for students, time savings and insights for teachers. Use built-in assignments or add your own. Supported subjects include Social Studies, English, Science, and World Languages.

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Curipod provides an quick resources for writing in various content areas. Constructing writing resources isn't limited to those with experience in the ELA classroom. Anyone can quick produce engaging and interactive ways to bring writing into their subject area.

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I am excited about Fig Jam. I love that it is interactive and that students can collaborate together.

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I had only used Gemini incidentally in Google searches, but I was quite impressed with it when I tried it properly. I gave it a simple vague prompt to create a visual lesson and was very happy with the results. It gave a definition, a labeled diagram, and a real-world example, which went beyond my expectations.

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Gemini is your personal, proactive, and powerful AI assistant from Google. Try it for free to help with work, school, and at home for whatever inspires you.

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I was really impressed with Conker! It is a platform that generates formative assessments that can be exported into Google Forms. I asked it to create a 10 question vocabulary quiz for my class and it did so nearly immediately, saving me a lot of time. It also gave me the option to check the validity of its response with a link to Google under each question. It also had sample positive and constructive feedback phrases I could choose to use in grading the assessment.

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Fast and easy to use tools for creating quizzes and formative assessments in a flash.

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Lovable can help you create you own Apps. I was fortunate enough to meet with the team from Sweden - one coder and one marketing employee. They were so sweet and knowledgable; in particular I was impressive with Lovable because it can create interactive outcomes. Even if you are not a coder, you are able to design your own App that could focus on "strong, specific verbs" or "juxtaposing characters" or "outlining a play" or whatever your unit's focus may be! Code that writes other Coder is so cool and the implications are this new technology is tremendous. I highly recommend taking a look at their tools!

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I loved the adaptability of this AI tool! As a world language teacher it can be very time consuming to level authentic texts/resources for novice learners and this tool makes that task easy! A win for teacher who want to spend more time personally engaging with students and creating engaging lessons/environments

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Use existing curriculum, or generate standards-aligned content with real, cited sources.

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ChatCPT EDU is an AI tool our district got for all of us to explore and use during the last school year. It was a real time saver. It helped me to create differentiated lessons to reinforce concepts. It also helped to come up with rubrics to help speed up the grading process while being clear to the students why they received the grade they did. I also was able to use it to come up with images to be used for promos for our social media posts.

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Diffit for Teachers is an AI app that is very user friendly. You are able to refine, adapt, and customize your content to multiple languages, grades, reading levels...even by MTSS tier! You can use your own sources or use open source to collect the information you would like to teach. After typing in your request, you can fine tune what you would like to see: readability, language, comprehension, mini lesson, research activities, or hands on. With each of these criteria, more specific questions are asked, allowing you to narrow your focus. I was able to differentiate a nonfiction text on the invasive green crab epidemic in Alaska's southeastern waters, add reading comprehension and short answer questions presented in worksheets as well as 5 activity stations for hands on activities.

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Use existing curriculum, or generate standards-aligned content with real, cited sources.

Choose a grade level and language, and watch Diffit create complete, differentiated resources. ✅

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I loved using MagicSchool to create a progress check for my class.  It wasn't perfect but I can proofread and edit what it creates much faster than I could start from scratch on my own.

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I loved using MagicSchool to create a progress check for my class.  It wasn't perfect but I can proofread and edit what it creates much faster than I could start from scratch on my own.

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Snorkl seems like a cool app to use for formative assessments when you want to give quick feedback.

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Snorkl | Instant Feedback on Student Thinking

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With Snorkl, students record and share their reasoning then receive instant AI-powered feedback to drive deep and meaningful learning.

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Gemini is Google's AI assistant that can help teachers save time and spark new ideas. It can create lesson plans, discussion questions, quizzes, writing prompts, worksheets, rubrics, parent emails, and classroom announcements. Gemini can also summarize articles, explain difficult concepts, brainstorm project ideas, generate images, and help differentiate activities for different learning levels. It integrates with Google Workspace, making it easy to use with Docs, Gmail, Drive, and Classroom. While it's a powerful planning tool, teachers should always review and personalize the content before using it with students.

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I starting to investigate Claude in the spring semester and have been impressed by the power of it vs ChatGPT for creating robust resources. I have yet to give it access to full folders but I recently fed it a spreadsheet of course ideas, a link to our school calendar and asked it to provide a pacing guide and it was able to produce a full pacing guide using our red/blue day schedule and then additional rubrics, peer collaboration sheets and other items. I like the iterations I can do with Claude more than ChatGPT

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Check out this site - BRISK! wonderful to differentiate text level articles, documents or instructions. It is great for small groups as well as research projects. A must have in your tool box and a time saver! Install the extension and you're good to go!

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Such a simple and cool tool that creates instant slideshow presentations and worksheets on a simple prompt or topic with the ability to edit and add vocabulary. It generates imagery and creates aesthetically pleasing layouts in a slideshow format that is easily editable and exports directly into Google Slides!

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Magic School is a site we were trained in at our school. It is a great free resource to brainstorm activities to share in the classroom. It can also create poems or songs with content or vocabulary words. It can be used like CHATGPT or GEMINI but it is geared towards educators and can be tailored to your subject.

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SchoolAI is an app that we have at our school.  I chose it because I would be able to use this app on a day to day basis.  I like that I can create spaces for which students can work at their own pace and use their own interests to guide the conversation.  I can put restrictions and guidelines into the prompts to keep them on task.  The program gives me a snapshot of what each student is doing and I can go back and read their conversations should I feel that I need to.  I decided to create an “All About Me” space to get to know students at the beginning of the year.  This will give them a chance to interact with AI and to tell me more about themselves.

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www.briskteaching.com

You need to check out Brisk! This AI tool can create lessons, quizzes, Google Forms, and personalized feedback from a text you provide. It can also adapt reading levels, create interactive activities, and generate audio podcasts in different languages and levels of complexity. Brisk is especially helpful for social studies and language arts because it saves time, supports differentiation, and makes learning more engaging and accessible for students.

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Claude has been recommended to me by several colleagues. They have described it as being a more robost version of ChatGPT. I will attest that it is quite thorough and a great generative AI for brainstorming and designing activities. It is an easy interface to work with and helps me work through my creative ideas while completing all of the connective ideas necessary to put new activities into action!

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I thought that Google Gemini was simply a chat bot, but it has surprised me ten fold! As someone who uses Google for all of my student assignments, I had no idea how much Gemini could do with Google Sheets and Docs. I talked to Gemini and it created a worksheet for my students that included a learning section, summarizing section, and application section. I can then assign that to my students directly through Schoology. I can't wait to play around more with this tool.

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Snorkl is a multi-modal AI tool for the classroom. Snorkl also has standard-aligned math assignments where students can say (record), draw, or write their thinking and explanations to show they solved math problems. Teachers can create their own problem, question or prompt for students to answer. It then can provide immediate, personalized feedback and support on students’ visual and verbal explanations. Definitely worth checking out Snorkl!

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Snorkl | Voice-enabled Assignments Powered by AI

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Wayground, which I think used to be Quizizz, is WAY more jam packed with teacher tools now. I had no idea it could create learning games too using generative AI. I tried inputting a vocab list, as well as some grammar notes, and it came up with some really cool learning activities. I'll definitely be making more use of this next year. This is great for Language Arts teachers, but I think it would be great for most academic subjects. Neal

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Creating meaningful worksheets and assessments are important when it comes to effectively planning future lessons. This can be time consuming so a site like questionwell can help with this. By simply putting in the topic, grade level, and type of question form, this site will create a solid assessment. There are lots of options to choose from and opportunities to differ the complexity of the questions.

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Because my school district uses Google suite, Gemini is an easy, outstanding addition. It helps instructors generate lesson plans, differentiate instruction, create writing prompts and images, and modify assignments. Teachers can very easily use Gemini to update lessons. What an amazing tool!

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1.  Diffit

2.  https://app.diffit.me/#topic

3. There are many times as I wrap up a quarter that I realize that I need more grades for a standard. Comprehension grades tend to be a skill that I teach well, but don’t record their grades before sending them home. One of the units that we cover in ELA is about inventors, and they are read in class and then reread on their own later in the week. To assess their comprehension of the passage, a thought crossed my mind to create an assignment that they can complete after reading the passage a second time independently. These quick quizzes could help bolster those grades. Using Diffit, I was able to create a satisfactory product. I liked that they asked me questions to help understand the purpose of the assignment, as well as how long I expect my students to take to finish. I originally wanted to have mostly multiple choice, with a few short answer, but I didn’t like the outputs it was giving for the short answer questions. After some back and forth, I was able to modify it to a 10 question multiple choice “Quick Quiz” that I will be using next year. I was able to attach the reading passage and have AI read it, and I will be looking to do the same for the other 7 inventors that we learn about. A thought that I wanted to share with this AI tool is that it required me to create an account, and I noticed that I was put on a free trial of the premium plan. I am interested in what features would be accessible for the basic plan, as I ran into an image limit on ChatGPT few months back when I was creating a logo for my Walton-Downsville Track and Field page. If a product is a tremendous impact on my teaching, then I am not opposed to paying (like I did with Superteacherworksheets.com, a whole bunch of high-quality worksheets and activities that I use on a weekly basis). But, if the impact is negligible, then I will be looking elsewhere to enhance my teaching.

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"Jamboard" was offered by Google for a few years and was really great to collaborative digital sticky notes for collaborative classroom discussions. Being able to legibly document student ideas and return to them later in the year is really powerful and useful for OpenSciEd. Figjam is a new alternative!

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I discovered Parlay during Covid, and it quickly became an essential tool in my classroom to help with the half in/half out transition students and teachers were living through in my district. It was the first product released (at the time) to allow for real-time Socratic style discussion on line, while also providing a wealth of assessment tools for student's written work. It is also very easy to use. Since the end of Covid, I have continued to use it with 10th-12th grade students in different capacities, and it has been especially helpful for small group work, and for students who are absent a lot. The addition of AI assessment tools in the past few years has been helpful (it can be turned on or off), and there is also an option for student AI assistance which can also be turned off. Definitely worth exploring their site for the free resources.

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You can use Gemini for the following in a World Language classroom:

Create rubric-aligned assessments

Scaffold complex grammar through storytelling

Create conversation scripts with comprehension questions

Generate leveled reading passages on desired cultural events, topics or stories

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Canva is a fabulous tool for creating visually engaging emails that families will actually want to read! Its beautiful templates, easy drag-and-drop design tools, AI image generator, and even text composition make it simple to create professional-looking newsletters and classroom updates that will grab the eye and tempt parents to actually read them. It's fun to send mass emails now instead of a total chore.

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As a math teacher, I appreciate that the Gemini app seems to be able to produce complex Algebraic equations within a text response. Additionally, it is convenient to be able to upload images from my Google Drive in order to edit them.

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Canva Magic Write is an AI writing assistant built into Canva that helps generate written content while also providing access to thousands of design templates. I experimented by asking Magic Write to create a weekly preschool classroom newsletter for families about our upcoming "All About Me" unit. The AI generated a professional newsletter that only required a few small edits before it would be ready to send home. I also explored Canva's AI image and design features, which make it easy to create visual schedules, classroom posters, social stories, and learning center signs. As an Intervention Specialist, I appreciate having a tool that combines writing assistance with attractive visual designs because many of my students benefit from picture supports.

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I really enjoyed learning more about all the tools, but I really loved the power of DIFFIT. There is so much that it can do to help differentiate texts. Even more powerful was my exploration where I gave it the Grade 5 content and it generated an entire plan for project based learning around this topic. The possibilities are endless!

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I have used school ai for the past few years with my students in English I. I really like the ability to plan what I want ai to help the students with and what I don't. I also love that I can review all of the interactions my students have with this ai tool. It looks like they might be changing and charging this upcoming school year, however.

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Using Gemini to generated lesson plans that include benchmark contexts and specific mathematical practices provided a brainstorm for new lessons to be implemented in the coming school around new standards.

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I asked Gemini to create a comic strip in the form of a graphic novel to help students understand the moral dilemma in our novel study, Red Kayak by Priscilla Cummings.

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Magic School is very clearly made for teachers. It can generate worksheets, quizzes, lesson plans, emails, report card comments and more.

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Magic School is a wonderful AI tool! It is designed specifically for educators.  There are many educational tools that you can use such as song creator, lesson planning, worksheet generator, rubric creator, and behavior intervention suggestions…plus many more!  Also, Magic School is free for educators.  This is such a great AI tool!

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One of the AI tools that I learned about is Brisk, which is a Chrome Add-on. It provides targeted feedback for students and also provides seamless administrative task completion when it comes to things like Letters of Recommendation, leveled reading and also IEPs. While I am not a Special Education teacher, I know many who say that writing IEPs takes up so much time at the end of a school year.

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Queens College Taunton

"What petition do I need to sign or group do I need to join in order to get premium BRISK FOREVER? This targeted feedback is ridiculously accurate and has already saved me hours . Anyone not using this is, let's be honest, crazy."

"I didn't have to learn Brisk, it's so intuitive. It figured out what I wanted, and it didn't take any extra time."

Nicole L.
English Teacher
Derry, New Hampshire

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Brisk is a free AI-powered Chrome extension that helps busy teachers save time directly within the tools they already use, like Google Docs, Slides, YouTube, and web articles. Teachers use Brisk as a Targeted Feedback Generator, AI Presentation Maker, AI Quiz Maker, AI Lesson Plan Generator, AI Rubric Generator, Letter of Recommendation Generator, IEP 504 Template Maker, and so much more.

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Prior to this course, Magic School AI is one of the few AI tools I've used more than once to support my teaching. It has so many resources to ease workflow and I haven't even tried most of them. It's such a timesaver in so many ways that I can't not recommend it.

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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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Speechify Can Help Teachers By:

Creating audio of books

Generating chapter summaries

Providing accommodations for ELL

Allowing students to listen to assignments while following along with the text

Reinforcing comprehension through both visual and auditory learning.

Creating study guides for novels, articles, and textbook chapters.

Making lengthy or complex informational texts more manageable.

Increasing student engagement through natural-sounding narration.

pronunciation and fluency by listening to text read aloud.

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Speechify - Listen to text with Speechify

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Listen to your emails, papers, PDFs, and more with Speechify. Try it free today.

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I explored Canva AI and was impressed by how quickly it can create classroom resources. I used it to generate a geometry reference sheet by entering the concepts from our current unit, and it produced a colorful, organized guide in just a few seconds. With a few small edits, it was ready to print and use with students. Canva AI is a great tool for saving time while creating engaging instructional materials.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Snorkl is an amazing tool teachers can use to provide meaningful, high-quality feedback to students! Teachers assign premade activities, or create their own to align with standards and learning goals. Students record their response and receive real-time feedback. I appreciate that the feedback can be read aloud to students so it is accessible for all.

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Snorkl | Voice-enabled Assignments Powered by AI

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With Snorkl, students record and share their reasoning then receive instant AI-powered feedback to drive deep and meaningful learning.

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Exploring MagicSchool AI showed me just how much easier it can make everyday teaching work. Clicking on the "Exemplar" option was extremely helpful because it showed me real examples of how to use the tools correctly right away. I tried out the lesson planner and rubric generator, and it made full assignments in just a few seconds. The site is great for saving time on paperwork so teachers can spend more time actually helping students. Overall, using MagicSchool AI will keep me from feeling overwhelmed and help me stay focused on my class.

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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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Magic school has many AI tools for teachers. I especially like their new song generator. Select any topic, grade level, and type of song and then the generator will create a song for you in seconds!

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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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The amount of tools here can be overwhelming at first. What can MagicSchool NOT do? This isn't just for lesson plans or worksheets; it can even assist with setting up on IEP, or BIP. I personally liked that you don't even have to write too much of a prompt. You can input some standards and your grade level and topic and have a good head start.

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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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I used Canva AI to design a 1 page weekly newsletter. This way, I can plug and place new updates and streamline my weekly communication to families.

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I've utilized Canva for many image creations, from class cards and images on our LMS (Canvas), to creation of posts and stories for our program's Instagram account to share accolades.

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https://openai.com/index/dall-e-2/ and https://chatgpt.com/  Using a poem this image was created.   It is beautiful and fits the description well.

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https://openai.com/index/dall-e-2/ and https://chatgpt.com/  Using a poem this image was created.   It is beautiful and fits the description well.

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Wowzers! This takes the work out of differentiating lessons, articles and assessments. With seemingly endless possibilities at the touch of your fingers, I cannot say enough about this tool. My students struggle to find research written at their grade level when working on informational writing, this tool allows you to input an article and ask for it to rewrite it at the grade level you need. From there, I was able to add on activities with organizers to help students write opinion arguments.

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#KimiAI #AIforLearning #EdTech

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As a teacher that works with students learning English, it is super helpful to have documents created that incorporate vocab and adjust texts to support my students.

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I've been using Brisk for about 2 years now, I am always amazed by the updates that they roll out periodically. Initially, I found the most use out of the feedback feature within my Learning Management System (LMS), Canvas Speedgrader. I have explored and started using the Boost Activities in numerous classes even my inclusion classes. Colleagues are always grateful for the extra interactive part of the lesson and want to learn how to create their own. Brisk is loaded with features, lesson, quiz, slide generators, feedback options, and adapt instruction. A very worth while AI Tool. You can try for free! Link above is a slide presentation on the new features and rollouts for Brisk from their website.

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I use claude.ai quite a bit and it is easy to navigate. Last week, this branch exclusively for teachers was introduced. I am intrigued by the potential as it is promoting direct access to state standards, vetted curriculum and streamlining daily tasks to really free up teacher time.

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Anthropic is an AI safety and research company that’s working to build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems.

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Canva is a useful platform where educators can generate documents, images, and presentations. In my own work, my department has used Canva to create school counseling presentations and posters. It is user friendly and the AI tools are easy to navigate.

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Canva magic design helped me create a bank of images for labels around my STEM classroom as well as for student learning packets. I liked how I could ask for images and then adjust them for more detailed. I really was able to get a large amount of images that worked for my varied grade levels!

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Asking it to create a political cartoon about the American Revolution allowed for a good graphic organizer to be created. This would be an excellent starting off point for students when creating a political cartoon of their own.

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Use industry-leading design tools to create a collaborative environment that helps students of all ages thrive in the classroom.

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Figma for Education | Free Tools for the Classroom

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Figma is free for educators and students. Start using Figma in your classroom to design, prototype, and whiteboard.

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AI 3D Model Generator: Create 3D from Text & Images | Meshy

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Meshy’s AI 3D model generator turns text and images into production-ready 3D models in 20-30 seconds. Export to FBX, OBJ, GLB, and STL formats. Try Meshy free.

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This is an amazing tool for teachers that assists in creating a plethora of new materials. All of the materials are created based upon your classroom needs. The materials range from presentations, activity sheets, exit tickets and more.

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AI for Teachers: Lessons in Seconds | Chalkie

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Create classroom-ready lessons, worksheets, and activities in seconds. Aligned to Common Core and your state standards. Loved by 1,000,000+ teachers worldwide.

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I had never heard of Diffit before, so everything about it is new to me. I learned that it can differentiate reading levels and level reading sources according to reading level or lexile level. It seems to be very user friendly. You can upload an article through the URL and then adjust it according to the reading level you need. I entered a current event topic (World Cup) and had it create a reading passage and comprehension questions, along with vocabulary for my students. It was able to be simplified according to my students’ needs.

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TRY THIS ONE! My district is currently REALLY into CASPP/CAST test prep. This app made a slideshow based on a topic with practice test question, gave student feedback and let them try it again and gave them feedback again- what???? I know-AMAZING! The slideshow will probably take about 3 minutes to edit and 10 minutes to do in class.

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I gave Canva's AI tools a try to whip up a friendly back-to-school letter for my students' families, and it really showed me how helpful this tech can be for staying in touch. It helped me put together a professional design and organize my thoughts into a polished document way faster than if I had started from a blank page. From this activity, I found that I can use Canva to quickly create everything from newsletters and handouts to fun presentations and social media posts for my class. It's a fantastic way to build eye-catching visuals that make our communication with parents even stronger while still looking professional. Using these tools really proves how technology can smooth out design tasks, giving us more time to focus on our teaching and being there for our kids.

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The addition of Gemini's capabilities into a tool that many teachers already use makes this a perfect place for both newbies and seasoned AI users to unleash their creative abilities. With the help of generative, and the ease of having multiple outputs available in one site this is a great tool for educational professionals to invest their time into exploring what can be generated for both teacher and student benefit.

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AI Lesson Generator For Teachers | Chalkie

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Chalkie is a tool for teachers to create classroom-ready lessons, sheets and activities faster than ever before. Create, edit and share lessons in seconds using AI.

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Great AI option that allows students to create images that inspire creative writing, or thoughtful discourse.

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This app provides activities and then gives feedback - both positive and constructive!

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Snorkl | Instant Feedback on Student Thinking

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With Snorkl, students record and share their reasoning then receive instant AI-powered feedback to drive deep and meaningful learning.

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ChatGPT allows me to give my students more options because I can easily have ChatGPT create writing prompts, graphic organizers and rubrics. In the past I would provide students with one or two options for prompts because I would then have to create one to two rubrics and graphic organizers, but now I can give them 5 different options that have tailored rubrics, graphic organizers and sentence frames.

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Gemini can do so much! I have used it to generate texts, images, lesson plans and more. It is a great tool to use if you need to create something fast.

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‎Gemini - chat to supercharge your ideas

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Bard is now Gemini. Get help with writing, planning, learning, and more from Google AI.

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TalkingPoints is an app that lets teachers communicate quickly and easily with students' families in their home languages. Teachers can send group announcements or individual messages, and parents can reply in their preferred language.

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I found the pre-created assignments easy to use and the fact that they could be easily linked and posted on Google Classroom was a huge bonus!

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Magic School AI is a tool that is made to help ease teacher burdens. Magic School has many uses such as creating educational songs or podcasts, generating images, generating worksheets, creating lesson plans, assessments, rubrics, unit plans, a text leveler, a text translator, and so much more. Magic School AI is specifically built for teachers to help assist with tasks and give teachers more time to focus on student learning. I tried out the text leveler and cannot wait to use Magic School to help better differentiate and scaffold for my students!

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This resource is extremely practical and I have used it for my own projects as well as items for work. I love it! It has evolved over the years and now has so many amazing features. The AI design tools are fun and easy to use.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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This app will take away the hours spent putting together Google Slides or Wayground presentations by doing the same thing, but better and faster. The AI tools built in allow for super fast creation of targeted presentations, immediate student feedback to answered questions and writing within the presentation, and may ways to keep the students engaged during the presentation. All generated presentations are editable and allow for teachers to test AI student feedback prior to presentation.

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Whooo's Reading - Designed to support elementary and middle school students with independent reading, and help teachers monitor comprehension. Students select their own book titles, and then input them into Whooo's Reading and the program generates a quiz for any book or article that they are reading. The quizzes can be set to ask for open ended feedback too. Students like this program because it offers them personalized feedback on their reading and writing skills, as well as incentive to design an owl character with points they earn. Teachers see quiz results and organized skill reports.

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Diffit for Teachers

Why it’s a game-changer:

Diffit is an incredible AI utility specifically designed to solve one of the most time-consuming parts of teaching: differentiation. Educators can take any article, video, URL, or topic and instantly generate a reading passage tailored to a specific grade level, completely automatically. Along with the adapted text, the tool outputs aligned vocabulary lists, reading comprehension questions (sorted by Depth of Knowledge levels), and short-answer extension prompts. It is an invaluable resource for supporting multilingual learners and students with diverse accommodation needs, allowing everyone in the classroom to engage with the same core concept at a reading level that is just right for them.

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Use existing curriculum, or generate standards-aligned content with real, cited sources.

Choose a grade level and language, and watch Diffit create complete, differentiated resources. ✅

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Use existing curriculum, or generate standards-aligned content with real, cited sources. Choose a grade level and language, and watch Diffit create complete, differentiated resources. ✅

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https://gemini.google.com/app

I like the ease of use with Gemini.

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This is a great resource for creating custom websites for your students. You can vibe code with the system to create exactly the platform you want and then to edit it along the way. You can then share the webpage via a google site or a stand alone site you can host in google drive.

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Goodnotes AI helps teachers and students work more efficiently with handwritten notes, typed text, PDFs, images, and recordings. It can search across materials, summarize information, convert handwriting into editable text, check calculations, create quizzes, and turn ideas into diagrams or templates all within the Goodnotes workspace.

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Goodnotes AI works the way you do - helping you find answers, clarify ideas, and turn notes into action, all without leaving your workspace.

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Ella is a wonderful AI app that helps special education teachers develop personalized social stories. Teachers are able to have it generate a topic and then modify it for language or vocabulary needed for students. It also can help create visuals, task lists, or visual strips. I love it!

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Built within Nearpod you are able to use AI to build multiple choice questions when building questions within the Nearpod. Students enjoy Time to Climb activity and it is easy to build with the use of the AI tool for the questions. I haven't had as much luck with using the AI lesson builder.

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NotebookLM by Google is a great resource to create personalized videos for your students. I love that I can take YouTube Videos that I like and a mentor text and NotebookLM will create a video that will show what every skill you are working towards. I also love how you can have it become a podcast when reading a text. It makes it very interactive and is even beneficial for teacher texts that seem monotonous to us!

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This is a great AI tool that takes a deep dive into a prompt. The output includes article/research references, images, and videos. It is sharable and others can join to view and/or collaborate. I could see this being very helpful for a research project, providing a comprehensive Professional Development on a specific topic and collaboration tool.

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Diffit- I am excited to use this platform this school year! Diffit has the ability to adapt reading passages. All you need to do is copy and paste the passage into the chat or you can attach a URL. Select the grade level or Lexile level and language that you want the passage to be written in. It will then create a new passage based on the level or language you selected. It will also give you a summary of the main idea of the passage, vocabulary, multiple choice questions that you can edit, short answer questions and opened ended prompt. You can then share with others like you would on a google document or you can open the information into a google document.

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I just learned about Speechify and this is going to be a game changer in my elementary library! You can upload/connect articles and text to speechify and it will read it to students. This will be incredibly helpful for upper elementary students to access content area reading that is above their independent reading level. I was able to save a pdf of a Time for Kids article and upload it to Speechify and it read not only the text of the article, but the text in the graphics as well. Such an awesome resource.

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I was impressed with how easily you could generate and edit quizzes. I especially appreciate that you can choose to print these out or share a link with students to take their quiz digitally! It was easy enough to use that my third graders could click the link, type in their name, and take the quizzes.

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Fast and easy to use tools for creating quizzes and formative assessments in a flash.