Teacher Approved AI Tools

Gemini is Google’s powerful AI assistant and now it’s built just for schools.

• Built in privacy protection

• Safe and age-appropriate for students

• Integration across Docs, Slides, Forms and Google Classroom

MagicSchool.ai is an AI-powered educational platform designed to help teachers save time by automating tasks such as lesson planning, grading, and generating educational content. It offers over 40 AI tools that are searchable by keyword and categorized for planning, student support, community, productivity, and community tools. Magic School is trained on best practices for educators, compliant with FERPA and declines non-education related requests. 

Canva's AI assistant is designed for a natural, chat-like interaction and supports multimodal input such as voice, text, and images. The designs it creates are fully editable, and you can access them across different devices. Canva AI is available with a free account for limited use, with more features available through a Canva Free Canva EDU Pro account. 

SchoolAI is an all-in-one AI platform for the classroom that's designed for K12 teachers and students. It offers teacher tools to get tasks done -- and student-facing custom AI chatbots. It includes built-in student monitoring and controls for teachers.  

Brisk Teaching (briskteaching.com) is a is a free extension that uses AI to help teachers save time and improve their teaching methods. Brisk integrates with Google Classroom, Docs, Slides, YouTube, Canvas, Schoology, and now Microsoft tools allowing teachers to: create instructional materials, provide feedback, evaluate student writing, adjust reading levels, generate personalized curriculum, and analyze class progress. 

TeachAid (teachaid.ca) automates lesson prep as your AI teaching assistant. It includes lesson planning, assessment planning, interactive presentations, and learning activities. It includes several tools you'd find in different apps all in one spot. 

Google's NotebookLM summarizes the sources that you provide into text -- and even audio! -- resources to help you understand it better. Google calls it "your personalized AI research assistant.