AI Tools - These tools can be used by Tutors to create educational materials and design interactive activities.  Some examples include creating lesson plans, worksheets, games, content used during tutoring sessions and much, much more. 

• Poe - A website that brings multiple AI assistants—including models from OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini—together in one place. You can ask questions, get help with writing and other tasks, and compare answers from different AI models without switching websites.

• Chat GPT - An AI chatbot that allows you to have human-like conversations to complete various tasks. The generative AI tool can answer questions and assist you with composing text, code, and much more.

• Copilot (Microsoft) - An AI chatbot that can assist with tasks such as generating text, summarizing content, answering questions, and even creating images based on text prompt.

• Muse (Meta) -   A personal AI assistant that can take over the time-consuming prep work for you — like drafting worksheets, and creating teaching materials. You just describe what you need in plain language, and it handles the tedious steps so you can spend more time teaching.

• Perplexity - A conversational search engine that answers queries and creates content using natural language predictive text, utilizing sources from the web.

• Gemini (Google) - [Note - you may not have access to Gemini unless you are logged into your "@Lit.Del.org" account.]  It's designed to be a versatile tool capable of understanding and responding to various prompts and requests, including writing different kinds of creative content, translating languages, writing different kinds of creative content, and answering your questions in an informative way.

• Claude - A conversational AI model built by Anthropic. It is designed to be:

  • Helpful for tasks like summarizing documents, coding, writing, and research

  • Honest by explaining limitations and avoiding misleading or false answers

  • Harmless, actively avoiding unethical or dangerous content generation