Has some guard rails to help focus what you create.

Good for helping generate lines of questioning on content to check for understanding

Has a range of tools and some particularly good for interacting with videos

Helpful for lesson planning and other tasks that can be time -onsuming

Have students create Ai generated art based off of text prompts for varied goals

Use Diffit to differentiate content and have it generate content to meet the varied needs of your students

This tool will help get your students 'creative juices flowing when playing with language, exploring lyric creation, or just brainstorming ideas for how to say something in a new creative way.

Has a few different use cases and lots of resources for learning more about ai.

You can mostly create or use existing chatbots here but the chatbots you have access to can help with a broad range of things both teacher facing and student facing depending on how you set up the chatbot.

This can create entire interactive lessons complete with slide decks and all depending on which version you have and how you choose to use it.

Claude tends to be better at specific details and giving more advanced responses to certain types of prompts. It can also format things for you in friendly ways depending on how tech-savvy you are. I've found it most helpful for technical writing and business needs.

ChatGPT tends to often describe things in friendlier language, it can generate art in the platform, and is all around solid depending on the model you use. At first try the free models of more than one LLM to see which generates better responses for your use case.

Much like the others the more you converse with it the better the responses you'll get. You already see gemini at work when you do your Google Searches. This one has improved by leaps and bounds in the past few months. It can provide creative responses, detailed info, and is all around a solid choice. They also tend to provide new features for free in their studio lab, if you want to dabble in new features without the price tag.

This one can be helpful if web research is what is most important for your needs or if you want to get into the nitty gritty of where you want the model to look for answers. It will scour the web to get you answers or focus on academic journals. Careful what you subscribe to it for as it wont give you access to Claude or ChatGpt because you pay them.

Slide Shows! Gamma is really powerful at taking content and turning it into slide shows that you can use for a whole range of needs. There is a free tier but if you find you will need it quite often it may be worth it to invest in one of the paid tiers to save yourself tons of time.

As the name suggests this tool helps create instant lessons based on the resources you have or the topics you want to address. It is especially good if you work with a mastery based model of learning.

This tool by Google is particularly helpful for breaking down complex ideas, large documents, research, or anything you feel is tl;dr. It will take the documents you upload into it and turn it into a 10-18 minute podcast conversation on the contents of the document. In that conversation they will break down the concepts, key takeaways, and novel ideas in the documents. You can even customize it to look for specific things in the documents and discuss what you wanted it to target.