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There are tons of AI-powered tools specifically designed for teachers, and you can find most of them at NOT NECESSARILY THE “BEST,” BUT A LIST OF AI TEACHER PREP SITES.
Personally, I don’t think most, if not all, of them are worth paying for. And, in fact, ChatGPT is my favorite AI-powered tool for creating teaching resources. You can read about some ways I used it at:
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But there are a few free AI multi-use tools for teachers that offer features that ChatGPT can pretty much do, but these tools may streamline the process a bit.
Two of the “freemium” site on the “Best” list that I mentioned earlier seem to offer pretty robust free plans: Diffit and Brisk Teaching.
Quizizz is great, and I use their AI for flashcards and game creation. They have also just unveiled an AI Toolkit with lots of capabilities.
There’s little question that Teacherserver.com is excellent, and you can read more about it at “Teacherserver” MAY Be One Of The Most Useful AI Sites Available For Teachers.
EduSphere is a similar tool, though not nearly as expansive as Teacherserver. You can read more about it at “EduSphere” Could Be A Helpful (& Free) Tool For Teachers.
Now, Padlet also joins that list with their new Padlet TA. It’s free – at least for now, and you don’t have to log-in to use it.
Let me know what you think I’m missing.
There are tons of AI-powered tools specifically designed for teachers, and you can find most of them at NOT NECESSARILY THE “BEST,” BUT A LIST OF AI TEACHER PREP SITES. Personally, I don’t think most, if not all, of them are worth paying for. And, in fact, ChatGPT is my favorite AI-powered tool for AI, best of the year Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
