(If You) USEME-AI model for adapting to AI in schools, by Stephen Taylor at the Western Academy of Beijing.

• How AI Works YouTube Course from code.org

• ChatGTP: the Good, the Bad and the (un)Ethical a discussion/study guide to use with students by Jeri Hurd  

• Intro to AI Free course from U of Helsinki

• Learn with Google AI Free lessons on a variety of topics from Google

SAMPLE IA TOOLS

• ChatGPT

• Perplexity (Search + ChatGPT + Copilot) - built for an education context. "Where knowledge begins".

• Bing Image Creator (a simple entry point to generative AI image creation)

• Adobe Firefly (a robust image creator)

• Elicit (academic research assistant)

• Diffit (resource differentiation)

• Canva AI Tools (translate, image generation, writing, editing.)

BEYOND CHATGPT

• SLJ: Librarians Can Play a Key Role Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Schools

• Canva: Creates and personalizes infographics, posters, videos, and more.

• ChatPDF: (extracts information from large PDF files for quick answers).

• Curipod: Creates slides along with polls, word clouds, drawings, and open questions.

• Grammarly: Proofreads, checks for plagiarism, and formats citations.

• Khanmigo: Khan Academy’s AI-powered tutor and teacher-assistant.

• LessonPlans.ai: Instantly generates lesson plans along with activities and resources.

• MusicLM: Generates unique songs based on ideas or descriptions.

• NOLEJ: Creates interactive videos and assessments.

• QuestionWell: Generates an almost endless supply of questions.

• Stable Diffusion: Turns text into photo-realistic images and art.

• Winston: Checks if a piece of writing was done by a student or AI.

• Wisdolia: Auto-generates flashcards from any YouTube video, webpage, or PDF.