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Earlier this year, ChatGPT opened up a “store,” where paid users of the service could create their own custom AI-powered chatbots.
At the time, unfortunately, the only way you could access them was if you, too, were a paid user.
Recently, though, they opened up the store so free users could access all of them (you still have to be a paid user, though, if you want to create one).
Wonder Tools has a good post explaining the process to access them, and also includes a number of good recommended ones.
Here’s another list of recommended ones for education.
AI Educator Tools also has a list.
Please let me know if you know of ones you think are particularly good for teachers. There may be quite a few useful to students, too, but I think it’s unlikely a lot of districts will let them through their content filters.
If you want to try chatbots for students, you can find alternatives to ChatGPT at THE “BEST” TOOLS FOR TEACHERS TO CREATE THEIR OWN AI CHATBOTS.
I’m adding this info to The Best Posts On Education & ChatGPT.
Earlier this year, ChatGPT opened up a “store,” where paid users of the service could create their own custom AI-powered chatbots. At the time, unfortunately, the only way you could access them was if you, too, were a paid user. Recently, though, they opened up the store so free users could access all of AI, artificial intelligence Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
