AI is rapidly asserting its presence in the world, but how can you use that to your advantage when it comes to teaching? Many of us are slowly learning more about AI and what we can do with it, but some of us are still missing its potential. Below, we explore seven free AI tools, beneficial for teachers, that you may be missing out on!
Hello History AI allows you to talk to a range of historical figures from the past! You can ask them questions and learn more about their history. You receive 30 free messages after downloading the app.
Do you ever struggle to find the time to get everything written down? All you need to do with AudioPen is speak and it will convert your voice into text.
Canva’s AI-powered Magic Studio is useful for creating teaching resources easily. Canva is home to an extensive library of templates that you can use and edit in order to create resources for all your lessons. It is easy to use and can help you save time lesson planning. Canva is also free for primary and secondary teachers.
Quizizz can help you save time lesson planning by generating questions and activities based on any content you provide.
Lumen5 is a powerful AI tool that can turn written materials into videos. Simply input your text and you will receive a video in return. An excellent way to produce engaging content for lessons.
Diffit allows you to input text and video, which it will then adapt for you for any reading level, making your resources accessible for the age group you are working with. It can also create summaries, questions, vocabulary lists and more, related to the text you are working with. Not all of the features mentioned are offered for free.
Slidesgo allows you to personalise free Google Slides and PowerPoint templates, filling them with your own content, and changing colours and fonts.
Slidesgo also offers an AI icebreaker generator, which creates engaging activities to introduce lessons to pupils from the content you input.
It also features a ‘Teacher Toolkit,’ which is full of resources, such as worksheets, lesson planners and classroom rules.
