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AI in Teaching:
Tools for Educators

Below are some of my favorite tools.

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My All Around Favorites

MagicSchool

Tons of tools for educators.

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Goblin.Tools

A set of simple and fun tools to help you do your job better.

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Character AI

Chat with historical figures like Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, or Karl Marx or book characters or anyone else you can imagine.

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NotebookLM

Turn a boring reading into a fascinating podcast in one simple step.

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Consensus

An AI powered academic search engine.

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Microsoft Designer

Create class banners, presentation images, icons, posters, etc.

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General AI Tools

ChatGPT

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Jasper

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Copilot

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Hugging Face

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Google Gemini

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Anthropic Claude

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Perplexity AI

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AI Image Generators

DALL-E

Text to image generator by OpenAI.

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MidJourney

Create high-quality AI-generated images.

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Ideogram

Create images with accurate text.

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Stable Diffusion

Open source image generator

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AI Video or Music Creation Tools

Synthesia

Create AI-generated videos with ease.

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Heygen

AI avatars with text to speach

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Suno

Make a song about anything

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AI Detection Tools

Warning: Detection tools should not be relied on alone to determine whether a student has committed an academic integrity violation.

Please be aware that AI detection is not foolproof and can generate false positives (and false negatives). Please visit the Crafting Assessments page for information on how to design assessments to avoid these issues.

For more information about the issues and problems with AI detectors, please see

If you have students write papers or reports, I recommend asking them to use Google Docs because it saves every edit, then use Draftback , a Chrome plugin that lets you replay the history of a Google Doc as if it were a movie. 🎥

Copyleaks

Targeted to the education market.

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GPTZero

Scan for AI for free.

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Output Detector

Generates predicted probabilities.

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BrandWell

Real time AI checker

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Originality.ai

AI, plagiarism, and fact checker.

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Writer.com

Free AI content detector.

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Quillbot

Designed with writers in mind.

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Turnitin.com and Bb's Safe Assign have implemented AI detection tools.

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