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4 Ways One Professor Uses AI to Save Time and Help Students

By Erik Ofgang published

Philosopher Graham Clay uses AI to help write letters of recommendation, convert lectures into quizzes, and answer student questions when he’s not available. Here’s how.

Dr. Adam Phyall discusses reimagining learning spaces to empower students

Reimagining Learning Spaces To Empower Students

By Ray Bendici published

If we want to prepare students for tomorrow, we have to provide access to the tools of today

Classroom Tools
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AI Starter Kit for Teachers

By Ray Bendici, Diana Restifo published

Build your AI understanding and toolbox with these teaching platforms, sites, and apps as well as expert advice

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A scene from Elinor Wonders Why.

AI-Assisted Characters Help Students Learn From TV, According to Harvard-Led Research

By Erik Ofgang published

Young students learned best when they not only watched the PBS Kids show "Elinor Wonders Why" but also interacted with an AI version of Elinor.

A screenshot from STORM AI

STORM: Teaching With The Stanford-Designed AI System

By Erik Ofgang published

The STORM AI tool can generate on-demand Wikipedia articles in minutes. It’s one of the most useful AI products I’ve come across.

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Google NotebookLM

Google’s NotebookLM: An Innovative Educator’s New Best Friend (and Podcasting Powerhouse!)

By Lisa Nielsen published

Google's NotebookLM is an AI powerhouse that can supercharge lessons, engage students in exciting new ways, and even help to create podcasts

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Teaching using AI for assistance

How AI Can Make Individualized Learning Easier for Students and Teachers

By Michael Millington published

Artificial intelligence can provide opportunities to help support individualized learning.

An illustration of a digital display.

4 AI Tools For Education That Are Nothing Like ChatGPT

By Erik Ofgang published

These AI tools can help you find academic papers, debunk conspiracies, and more.

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DebunkBot

DebunkBot: Teaching With The Conspiracy-Busting AI

By Erik Ofgang published

Created by researchers at MIT and other higher ed institutions, DebunkBot engages in conversation with users about conspiracy theories. It’s an interesting tool for teaching AI and media literacy.

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Google looks to improve the conversation around AI in the educational space

How GenerationAI Looks to Normalize AI in the Classroom By Empowering Educators

By Michael Millington published

Google.org is partnering with ISTE to create GenerationAI, an initiative focused on educating teachers on AI use.

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