AI Tools in Education Report

AI tools can improve student learning and reduce teacher workload, leading to more effective teaching and better learning outcomes.

An online platform that provides free educational resources for learners of various ages and subjects.

A writing tool that helps students improve grammar, clarity, and writing in general.

English as a Foreign Language students.

A public university located in Athens, Georgia, USA.

A language learning platform that uses gamification to make language acquisition more enjoyable and engaging for learners.

Students in secondary school, typically between the ages of 13 and 18.

A platform used for learning and testing vocabulary, often in educational settings.

Detailed accounts of real-world experiences to demonstrate the effectiveness of grammar and language-learning platforms (e.g., on students and teachers).

The ability to remember and recall learned vocabulary terms over time.

A flashcard-based learning platform that uses game-like activities to improve vocabulary retention

Students who use Quizlet retain information better compared to those who use traditional study methods

An AI-powered conversational tool that can answer questions and generates human-like responses using large language models

A type of AI that can create new content based on patterns learned from data

The architecture behind ChatGPT that allows it to understand and generate human-like text

Sophisticated AI models trained on massive amounts of text data to understand and generate human-like language

The first model in the GPT series, released in 2018, with 117 million parameters

A GPT model released in 2019 with 1.5 billion parameters

The company that developed ChatGPT

A theoretical type of AI that has human-level intelligence, capable of understanding and learning a wide range of tasks

An AI-powered question generator tool for creating and distributing quizzes/tests. It can generate questions from any text input, including webpages and YouTube videos.

AI-powered question generation, automatic grading with reports, quick quiz creation from webpages, efficient note transformation into flashcards, easy sharing/exporting, detailed analytics.

Time-saving, easy sharing/exporting, detailed analytics, versatile (creating from webpages).

Limited question types (multiple choice, true/false, etc.) and limited free use (3 quizzes per month).

An online assessment and grading platform designed for educators, particularly for written assignments, exams, or programming projects.

Flexible submission options (handwritten assignments, code, etc.), AI-powered grading (especially for multiple choice and programming), and focus on written content

Grammarly offers different versions for users with varying needs and budget. The free version is basic, while the premium version provides advanced features, and the business version is tailored to teams.

A free version of Grammarly with basic grammar and spelling checks for casual users.

A paid subscription service with extra features like tone detection, plagiarism checks, and advanced writing suggestions.

A version of Grammarly for teams offering features like team analytics, administrative tools, and prioritized support.

Grammarly can be utilized through a website account, browser extension, desktop app, or directly within applications like Google Docs.

Quizlet was created by Andrew Sutherland, a high school student, aiming to enhance his vocabulary learning.

Quizlet provides digital flashcards, study modes (including adaptive learning), interactive games, and quizzes. It also allows users to share their created content.

Quizlet was released in 2005.

Quizlet Live is a collaborative learning game, ideal for classrooms and group study.

Different ways to study using Quizlet, such as adaptive learning, flashcards, and spell modes.

Descript is an all-in-one audio and video editing platform using AI. It provides transcription, editing, and screen recording tools, enabling easy audio/video editing through transcribed text, and automatic removal of filler words.

Edits audio/video by modifying the transcribed text; changes directly affect the media.

Pictory converts text content (articles, blog posts) into video by selecting relevant visuals and captions.

Pictory uses AI to choose suitable video clips, images, and scenes, and automatically adds captions and subtitles.

A company creating videos from text input. Its aim is to convert text materials into video.

Educators use Descript for effortlessly recording and editing lectures, demonstrations, etc., enabling high-quality content creation for students.

Transform written lectures/lesson plans into engaging, video-based learning experiences; support student project creation and accessible content generation.

A mobile application using AI to recognize objects, plants, animals, products, and landmarks from images, and translates text and barcodes.

The ability of a computer system to identify and classify objects, people or scenes in an image.

Converting printed text in images into digital text that can be copied, edited, and shared.

Instantly translates text from images, supporting over 100+ languages.

Google Lens's ability to solve math problems and provide step-by-step explanations.

Google Lens's use in exploring topics visually and gathering information quickly.

An AI-powered presentation and storytelling tool that automatically generates content outlines, slide layouts, and text.

The feature of Gamma which automatically creates a structure for presentations based on user prompts.

Slides in presentations that can include quizzes, polls, or embedded media enabling better user engagement.