Free & paid versions.

Free & paid versions.

One year free for first-year teachers: https://web.diffit.me/first-year-teachers

Includes CAASPP and ELPAC test prep.

Free & paid versions.

Free for teachers.

Check out their AI Writing Coach: https://www.khanmigo.ai/writingcoach

Free and paid versions. One semester free.

It'll take your content and write your objectives for you; then it will craft questions to assess students on those objectives.

Premium education accounts are free.

QH pays for premium accounts for all staff and students.

A new free, gamified learning experience designed by the Stanford Accelerator for Learning and Google Research seeks to teach teens about the technologies of today, including artificial intelligence. The game, called AI Quests, transforms learning about how AI works into a problem-solving journey, where students collect data, build models, and understand how decisions they make influence the AI models.

From Stanford.

10 free summaries; paid subscriptions available.

It paraphrases, summarizes, rewrites, and humanizes.

10 free summaries/month.

Ten free summaries/month.

Remember, the more detail and feedback you give, the better your results.

• Magic ToDo: Breaks down large, overwhelming tasks (like "Write term paper") into a sequential list of small, actionable steps.

• The Compiler: Takes a chaotic "brain dump" of scattered thoughts and notes and organizes them into a clear, prioritized list of to-do items.

• The Judge: Analyzes any piece of written text to determine and explain its perceived emotional tone and intent.

• The Formalizer: Rewrites text to change its communication style or tone (e.g., making it more polite, concise, professional, or accessible).

• The Estimator: Provides a realistic time prediction for how long a specific task will take to complete.

• The Professor: Gives a quick, simple crash course or step-by-step explanation of any given topic.

Offers adaptive practice and gap identification.

Text-to-image generation, concept blending, visual storyboarding, etc.

Adobe Express is an all-in-one content creation application that simplifies high-level design, photo editing, and video production. The platform is offered completely free for all K-12 teachers and students and is designed with safety and educational use in mind.

The full Copilot Chat experience is accessible for free via the Copilot website, the mobile app, and the Microsoft Edge browser.

• Document Upload & Analysis: Users can upload PDFs, DOCX, TXT, or CSV files directly to the chat interface. Claude will then read, analyze, and answer questions based only on the content of that document.

• Advanced Summarization

• Conversational Editing & Feedback: Students can paste paragraphs of an essay or research draft and prompt Claude to analyze it for clarity, logical structure, or evidence quality, acting as a critical writing partner.

• "Learning Mode" (Educational Focus): When used in an educational context, Claude can be prompted to ask Socratic questions (e.g., "What evidence supports your conclusion?") instead of giving direct answers, guiding students toward independent critical thinking.

• Test Preparation: Students can access personalized, adaptive practice problems and full-length practice tests for exams like the ACT/SAT, with the AI tracking progress and suggesting areas for review.

• Overcoming Roadblocks: Students use the 24/7 chat for instant help when they get stuck on late-night homework, preventing them from giving up.

• Writing Feedback: The On-Demand Essay Review provides quick, structured feedback on writing mechanics and content, acting as a valuable revision step before submission.

A teacher’s discernment is the most critical component of using generative AI tools to assist with developing lessons.

By modeling AI, teachers can demonstrate to students the benefits and shortcomings of the technology.

These educator-tested platforms can help you create instructional materials and develop ideas for lessons—and they require little to no tech savvy.

This guidebook is designed to support

teachers and other school leaders as they

determine what AI policies or guidelines

to craft. Much about the implications of

generative AI in education is still unknown,

making it difficult to provide that guidance –

despite how much it is needed.

Perusall uses AI for automatic scoring, discussion prompts suggestions, and a “confusion report” that summarizes students questions.

Litmaps finds the most relevant articles based on connection, using citations and references

There are a bunch more student tools on there; go check them out!

All students should be provided with a copy for reference (digital is fine), and a printed copy should be on display in classrooms for reference.

Subscription paid for by AVID for all AVID elective teachers.

Created by teacher and Google superhero Eric Curts.