I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I don’t believe AI is going to “revolutionize” education, it does – and will – have a place.
I’ve published many AI-related “Best” lists, and you can find them all here.
Here are my choices for the best AI tools and resources for education since I published EVEN MORE BEST (& FREE) ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SITES FOR THE CLASSROOM – 2023 ; THE BEST (& FREE) ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SITES FOR THE CLASSROOM – 2023 and 2024’s Best Artificial Intelligence Tools & Resources For Teachers & Students – So Far:
Boy, ChatGPT Sure Can Save ELL Teachers A LOT Of Time By Creating Conversation Sheets!
The Best AI Tools For Creating Visuals & Infographics
I Discovered Another Useful Way To Use AI In Class Today
The [Few] AI Tools That I Use Regularly & How I Use Them
“Websim.ai” Could Be A Useful AI Tool, Especially If It Improves Its Capabilities A Bit
One Of The Few Truly Useful Ways AI Has Helped Teachers Appears To Have Been Snuffed Out
“Can AI Be Used Effectively in Class?”
Google Announces – Again – That “Autodubbing” Videos Into Multiple Languages Expanding Soon
Infography May Be The Best Tool For Bloggers Since Public Domain Images
“Interview Warm-Up” From Google MAY Help Students Prepare For Job…Interviews
Sadly, Bill Gates Continues To Demonstrate His Cluelessness About How Education Works
Tools For Using Artificial Intelligence To Assess ELL Speaking
I Think This Study Shows The Best Way To Use AI To Help ELLs Develop Writing Skills
Wow! I Suspect “Groovelit” May Be A Popular Game In English Classes This Year
“EduSphere” Could Be A Helpful (& Free) Tool For Teachers
Google Olympics Ad Touting AI Is Exact Opposite Of How We Should Teach Our Students To Use It
“Playbrary” Turns A Thousand Classic Books Into “Choose-Your-Own Adventures”
Using AI Music In The Classroom – Maybe?
Google Unveils Its AI Video Creation Tool Today, & It’s “Meh”
A Potpourri Of Potentially Useful Free AI Tools
More Research Offers Caution About AI Adoption
“Teacherserver” MAY Be One Of The Most Useful AI Sites Available For Teachers
“Teameet” Is Probably A Glimpse Of Simultaneous Translation In The Future – & It’s Wild
Interesting New Study On AI’s Impact On Student Learning When They Use It, & It Isn’t Pretty
“Napkin” Looks Like A Useful AI-Powered Tool For Creating Visuals – And It’s Free
Khanmigo, the Khan Academy’s AI Chatbot, Is Now Free For Teachers
I Think “Open Scholar” Is A Good Example Of AI Helping Educators
Page Crayon uses AI to produce a coloring page of your choice, and it’s free! This is great for grandparents like me!
This came up with some nice questions about The Story Of Ferdinand, which my ELL Newcomer students are reading now. https://t.co/0NpLWmSJIB
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) May 3, 2024
NoteGPT summarizes YouTube videos. There are lots of free tools that do that. However, one of the great things about this tool is that it also provides a transcript of the video in a readable form. In other words, most other sites just have all the words together in one blog of text. The transcript option here is in blocks and readable.
California’s two biggest school districts botched AI deals. Here are lessons from their mistakes. is from Cal Matters.
AI Tutors Don’t Know When to Stop Shutting Up and Bill Gates Tells Oprah About Edtech’s Past, Not Its Future are both from Dan Meyer.
Links To All My Ed Week “Classroom Q&A” Posts On Artificial Intelligence
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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I don’t believe AI is going to “revolutionize” education, it does – and will – have a place. I’ve published many AI-related “Best” lists, and you can find them all here. Here are my choices for the best AI tools and resources for education since AI, artificial intelligence, best of the year Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
