Transforming Teaching and Learning with AI Tools in Education PDF

\\ TRANSFORMING TEACHING AND LEARNING WITH AI TOOLS IN EDUCATION Submitted by : Jasida P AI/ML Instructor trainee EDUTECNICIA Table of Contents Abstract.................................................................................................. 5 Introduction........................................................................................... 6 2.1 Case Studies............................................................................................................... 7 2.1.1 Grammarly's implementation at the University of Georgia and Foreign Language (EFL) Students in Indonesia........................................................................................... 7 2.1.2 Duolingo in Language Learning for High School Students..................................... 8 2.1.3 Quizlet's Effectiveness in Enhancing Retention for Vocabulary in High Schools.. 8 AI Tools in Education.............................................................................. 9 Text – based AI tools............................................................................... 9 3.1 ChatGPT...................................................................................................................... 9 3.1.1 Key Information.................................................................................................... 9 3.1.2 Versions.............................................................................................................. 10 3.1.3 Applications........................................................................................................ 12 3.1.4 ChatGPT in Education......................................................................................... 12 3.1.5 step-by-step guide to start using ChatGPT......................................................... 13 3.2 Gemini AI................................................................................................................... 15 3.2.1 Overview............................................................................................................. 15 3.2.2 Key Information.................................................................................................. 15 3.2.3 Versions of Gemini AI.......................................................................................... 16 3.3 DeepL........................................................................................................................ 16 3.3.1 Key Information about DeepL............................................................................. 16 3.3.2 Step-by-Step Guide on How to Use DeepL...................................................... 17 3.3.3 DeepL Versions................................................................................................... 17 3.3.4 DeepL in Education............................................................................................. 18 3.4 Duolingo.................................................................................................................... 18 1 3.4.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 18 3.4.2 Features.............................................................................................................. 19 3.4.3 Versions.............................................................................................................. 20 3.4.4 How to Use Duolingo........................................................................................... 20 3.4.5 Impact of Duolingo in Education......................................................................... 20 3.5 Grammarly................................................................................................................ 21 3.5.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 21 3.5.2 Features.............................................................................................................. 21 3.5.3 Versions.............................................................................................................. 22 3.5.4 How to Use Grammarly....................................................................................... 23 3.5.5 Impact of Grammarly in Education..................................................................... 23 3.6 Quizlet....................................................................................................................... 24 3.6.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 24 3.6.2 Features.............................................................................................................. 24 3.6.3 Versions.............................................................................................................. 25 3.6.4 How to Use Quizlet............................................................................................. 25 3.6.5 Quizlet in Education............................................................................................ 26 3.7 Quizgecko.................................................................................................................. 27 3.7.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 27 3.7.2 Key Features:...................................................................................................... 27 3.7.3 Pros..................................................................................................................... 27 3.7.4 Cons.................................................................................................................... 28 3.8 Gradescope............................................................................................................... 28 3.8.1 Features.............................................................................................................. 28 3.8.2 Key Information.................................................................................................. 30 3.8.3 How to Use Gradescope..................................................................................... 30 3.8.4 Impact on Education........................................................................................... 30 2 Chapter 4.............................................................................................. 32 Image – Based AI Tools......................................................................... 32 4.1 Canva........................................................................................................................ 32 4.1.1 Features.............................................................................................................. 32 4.1.2 Key Information.................................................................................................. 33 4.1.3 Versions.............................................................................................................. 33 4.1.4 How to use Canva............................................................................................... 34 4.2 DALL -E...................................................................................................................... 34 4.2.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 34 4.2.2 Features.............................................................................................................. 34 4.2.3 Versions.............................................................................................................. 35 4.2.4 Application of DALL -E in Education.................................................................... 35 4.3 Google Lens............................................................................................................... 35 4.3.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 35 4.3.2 Major Task........................................................................................................... 36 4.3.3 Impact on Education........................................................................................... 36 4.4 Gamma...................................................................................................................... 37 4.4.1 Overview............................................................................................................. 37 4.4.2 Features.............................................................................................................. 38 4.4.3 Educational Benefit............................................................................................ 38 4.5 Midjourney................................................................................................................ 38 4.5.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 38 4.5.2 Major Task........................................................................................................... 39 4.5.3 Midjourney’s Impact on Education..................................................................... 39 Chapter 5.............................................................................................. 40 Audio – based AI tools.......................................................................... 40 3 5.1 Otter.ai...................................................................................................................... 40 5.1.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 40 5.1.2 Key Features....................................................................................................... 40 5.2 Speechify.................................................................................................................. 41 5.2.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 41 5.2.2 Overview............................................................................................................. 41 5.2.3 Versions.......................................................................................................... 42 5.2.4 Educational benefits....................................................................................... 42 5.3 Descript..................................................................................................................... 42 5.3.1 Key Information.................................................................................................. 42 5.3.2 Major Tasks......................................................................................................... 42 5.2.5 Applications in Education............................................................................... 43 Chapter 6.............................................................................................. 44 Video-based AI tools............................................................................ 44 6.1Pictory........................................................................................................................ 44 6.1.1 Key Information............................................................................................... 44 6.1.2 Major task....................................................................................................... 44 6.1.3 Educational benefits....................................................................................... 44 6.2 Synthesia............................................................................................................ 45 6.2.1 Key Information............................................................................................... 45 6.2.2 Major task....................................................................................................... 45 References........................................................................................... 46 4 Chapter 1 Abstract This report provides an in-depth exploration of AI tools that are increasingly shaping the education sector. As digital transformation accelerates, AI- powered tools are being leveraged to enhance educational practices, offering solutions that support personalized learning, streamline administrative tasks, and improve student engagement. This document examines a range of AI tools, including ChatGPT, Gemini AI, DeepL, Duolingo, Grammarly, Quizlet, Gradescope, Quizgecko, and Otter.ai, each contributing unique functionalities tailored to various educational needs. Key information, features, versions, and practical guides are presented for each tool to equip educators and students with essential insights. The report also evaluates the impact of these tools on learning outcomes, examining how AI is poised to shape the future of education by making it more inclusive, accessible, and efficient. 5 Chapter 2 Introduction The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education marks a significant shift in how teaching and learning occur in the 21st century. As educational institutions strive to meet the diverse needs of students and adapt to the rapid changes in technology, AI tools have emerged as valuable assets in enhancing the learning experience. These tools not only streamline administrative tasks but also provide personalized learning paths, engage students in innovative ways, and support educators in delivering high- quality instruction. This report aims to explore a variety of AI tools that are making a meaningful impact in education, highlighting their features, benefits, and the transformative potential they hold for teachers and learners alike. Personalized learning is important in education because traditional methods often don’t address the different ways students learn. AI helps create personalized experiences by adjusting lessons and assessments to fit each student’s unique needs, which improves understanding and memory. Teachers also spend a lot of time grading assignments, which can take away from their ability to give feedback. AI tools like Gradescope make grading faster and more consistent, allowing teachers to focus on helping their students instead. AI tools also boost student engagement by making learning more interactive and fun, which is especially helpful in traditional classroom settings where students 6 might lose interest. Additionally, AI can provide access to quality educational resources for all students, helping to level the playing field. Platforms like Khan Academy offer free materials that support student learning. Moreover, AI can analyze data on student performance to help teachers spot trends and track progress, enabling them to provide targeted support where needed. Finally, AI tools can reduce the administrative tasks that teachers face, allowing them to spend more time interacting with students and creating a positive learning environment. Overall, AI in education helps enhance the learning experience for both students and teachers. 2.1 Case Studies 2.1.1 Grammarly's implementation at the University of Georgia and Foreign Language (EFL) Students in Indonesia Grammarly has been extensively studied in various educational settings, with numerous case studies demonstrating its impact on students' writing skills. Grammarly's implementation at the University of Georgia helped students improve grammar and clarity in academic writing. This tool not only provided corrections but also facilitated learning by explaining errors, encouraging students to apply these rules independently over time. In addition, faculty noticed enhanced engagement and higher-quality submissions from students using Grammarly. Grammarly has proven particularly beneficial for EFL students, who often struggle with grammar and syntax in English. A study in Indonesia found that students using Grammarly showed substantial improvement in grammatical accuracy and self-confidence in writing. This tool helped students better understand 7 common errors, making it a valuable supplement to traditional language instruction. 2.1.2 Duolingo in Language Learning for High School Students A study involving high school students in Turkey investigated Duolingo's effectiveness in improving English-speaking skills. The research used a pre-test/post-test method with both experimental and control groups. The results indicated significant improvements in speaking proficiency for students who used Duolingo's interactive exercises compared to the control group, which did not use the app. The study highlighted how Duolingo’s gamification, adaptive learning, and speech-based challenges provide an engaging language-learning experience, showing potential for similar applications in other educational contexts. 2.1.3 Quizlet's Effectiveness in Enhancing Retention for Vocabulary in High Schools Another study examined the use of Quizlet for vocabulary retention in high school language courses. The study focused on Quizlet's flashcard-based learning and game-like activities that reinforce vocabulary knowledge. Students who regularly used Quizlet showed higher retention rates and engagement with course content than those who used traditional study methods. Quizlet's customizability and interactive elements were found to encourage consistent study hils on Quizlet’s educational applications 8 Chapter 3 AI Tools in Education Text – based AI tools 3.1 ChatGPT ChatGPT is an AI-powered conversational tool. That we can ask questions regarding on previous questions. It’s built on the GPT (Generative Pretrained Transformer) architecture, which is a type of large language model (LLM). Designed to understand and generate human-like text, images and computer code based on the input it receives. Generative ai can create responses that mimic human conversations with natural language. A good analogy would be chef who have been trained on many recipes and cooking techniques, when the chefs are asked to make a new dish they use their experience and knowledge to create a recipe. Likewise when generative ai is given a task,it analyses the patterns and rules it has learned from its datasets and create new content based on those patterns. 3.1.1 Key Information Developed Company: OpenAI 9 Founders: Elon Musk and Sam Altman Released Date: Initial ChatGPT released on 30 November 2022 Aim: To ensure that artificial general intelligence (AGI) benefits all of humanity. OpenAI Homepage: openai.com OpenAI API Documentation: platform.openai.com/docs ChatGPT App (Web): chat.openai.com iOS and Android Apps: Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store by searching for "ChatGPT by OpenAI". 3.1.2 Versions a) GPT-1 o Released: 2018 o The first model in the GPT series. o Parameters: 117 million parameters. o It was designed to predict the next word in a sequence, trained on a large corpus of books to learn basic language patterns. o It could generate basic text, respond to prompts, and produce relatively coherent sentences. o It was limited in handling complex tasks or maintaining context over long conversations. b) GPT-2 o Released: 2019 o Parameters: 1.5 billion parameters. o GPT-2 could generate more fluent, coherent, and contextually consistent text. 10 o It could handle a broader range of tasks, including basic summarization, translation, and conversation. o Comparison with GPT-1 ,GPT-2’s text generation was more natural, less prone to repetition, and better able to maintain context over longer passages. o Applications: GPT-2’s release marked a turning point, and it became widely used in applications for writing assistance, conversational bots, and basic coding help. c) GPT-3 o Released:2020 o Parameters: 175 billion parameters. o GPT-3 can produce highly coherent, creative, and contextually relevant responses. o GPT-3 excelled in complex tasks, such as coding, storytelling, detailed explanations, and more nuanced conversation. o GPT-3's responses were significantly more accurate. d) GPT-3.5(ChatGPT) o Released:2022 o GPT-3.5 was an optimized version of GPT-3, aimed at improving reliability, efficiency, more focused responses and response quality. e) GPT-4 o Released:2023 o GPT-4 is the latest and most advanced model, with significant improvements. o It also introduced multi-modal capabilities, meaning it can process both text and images. 11 o Its multi-modal support allows for text responses based on images, making it useful for visual analysis, document interpretation, and educational support. 3.1.3 Applications Customer Support: Automated chatbots for answering customer queries. Education and Tutoring: Assisting students with homework, providing explanations, and generating study material. Content Creation: Helping writers with blog posts, marketing content, and brainstorming ideas. Coding Assistance: Providing developers with code snippets, debugging help, and documentation. Business Tools: Assisting with email drafts, scheduling, and summarizing meetings. 3.1.4 ChatGPT in Education Teachers and lecturers across many educational levels are afraid of ChatGPT’s possible negative impacts on academic integrity. They fear that the chatbot is going to increase plagiarism and spread academic dishonesty. Despite the fear or high hopes, it is a fact that ChatGPT is changing the traditional learning process and forcing everyone to rethink and remodel education besides AI generative. For educators, it assists in content creation, grammar checks, grading, lesson planning, and syllabus design. 12 Teachers can use ChatGPT to generate quizzes, interactive activities, multimedia resources, and even structured lesson plans aligned with curriculum standards. For students, ChatGPT provides help with homework, enhances problem-solving skills, and offers real-time feedback, reinforcing complex concepts through examples and explanations Additionally, ChatGPT supports language learning with tools for grammar practice, translations, conversation simulations, and cultural insights. While concerns about academic integrity remain, ChatGPT’s benefits are driving a shift in traditional learning, encouraging new ways to support and engage students. It provides 24/7 individualized assistance. 3.1.5 step-by-step guide to start using ChatGPT Step 1: Create an OpenAI Account 1. Go to the ChatGPT website: https://chat.openai.com. 2. Click Sign Up to create an account. 3. You can sign up using an email address, Google account, or Microsoft account. 4. Verify your email if needed to activate the account. Step 2: Log In 1. Once your account is created, go to https://chat.openai.com. 2. Click Log In and enter your credentials. 13 Step 3: Start a New Chat 1. After logging in, you’ll see a chat interface with a text box at the bottom. 2. To start, type a question or prompt in the text box (for example, “Explain quantum mechanics in simple terms”). Step 4: Interact with ChatGPT 1. Type Questions or Commands: Type questions, requests for explanations, summaries, or tasks like “write quiz questions for 3rd standard” 2. ChatGPT can handle follow-up questions, so you can ask for clarification or additional information. 3. Control the Tone: Ask ChatGPT to adjust its response style (e.g., “Answer in a formal tone” or “Explain it like I’m 10 years old”). Step 5: Explore Additional Features (if you have ChatGPT Plus) 1. Choose a Model: ChatGPT Plus users can select GPT-4 for more advanced capabilities. 2. Use Multimodal Input (limited in GPT-4): In some applications, you can upload images or provide more detailed contexts. Step 6: End the Chat 1. When you're done, you can start a new chat by clicking on New Chat on the left sidebar. 2. You can also log out by clicking on your profile icon in the top right corner and selecting Log Out. 14 Step 7: Optional – Use ChatGPT Mobile Apps 1. Download the App: Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. 2. Sign In: Use the same credentials to access your account. 3. Interact on the Go: Use ChatGPT just like on the web, with the same features and chat history sync. 3.2 Gemini AI 3.2.1 Overview Multimodal AI model it can handle text, images, audio, video, and code. Gemini can perform diverse tasks, from answering questions and generating text to summarizing content and coding. In particular, Gemini’s “Ultra,” “Pro,” and “Nano” models allow for varied applications. Gemini has significantly expanded the capabilities of Google’s platforms, including enhanced tools for Google Workspace (e.g., Docs and Gmail) 3.2.2 Key Information Developed Company: Google AI Founders: Demis Hassabis Released Date: October 25, 2023 Aim: To create a versatile AI assistant for complex tasks, creative content, and informative answers. Official website: https://gemini.google.com/ 15 iOS and Android Apps: Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store by searching for "Gemini AI". 3.2.3 Versions of Gemini AI 1. Gemini 1 Release: Early 2024 Description: The first version, Gemini 1, is designed as a multimodal model capable of handling text, images, and audio. It launched in two tiers: a free version and a premium “Gemini Advanced” for more advanced features. 2. Gemini Variants 3. Ultra, Pro, and Nano Models: These are optimized versions designed to handle different levels of processing power and functionality. They range from high-powered processing in data centers (Ultra) to lightweight versions for mobile devices (Nano). 3.3 DeepL DeepL is a translation service. Known for its high accuracy and fluency in translating complex texts. 3.3.1 Key Information about DeepL Developed Company: DeepL GmbH Founders: Jarek Kutyłowski and other partners. Released Date: DeepL Translator launched in August 2017. Aim: High-quality, accurate, and nuanced translations Official Website: DeepL.com 16 Core Technology: Deep neural networks for natural language processing (NLP) and translation 3.3.2 Step-by-Step Guide on How to Use DeepL Visit DeepL: Go to the website at DeepL.com. Enter Text or Upload a Document: For text translation, enter or paste your text in the input box. For document translation, click on “Translate document” and upload the file you want to translate. Select Source and Target Languages: Choose the languages from the dropdown menus. DeepL usually detects the source language automatically. Customize with Glossary Terms (Pro Feature): If you have a DeepL Pro account, you can add terms to a glossary to ensure specific words are translated according to your preferences. Review and Copy Translation: translation will appear in the output box. You can copy, save, or edit as needed. 3.3.3 DeepL Versions Versions Key Features Ideal for DeepL Free Basic text translation, Casual users needing limited document quick translations support DeepL Pro (Starter) Unlimited text, Freelancers, students, document translation, small teams glossary, privacy 17 DeepL Pro (Advanced) Glossary, bulk Professional translation, partial API translators, academic access users DeepL Pro (Ultimate) Full API, team Large organizations, collaboration, enterprises, agencies enhanced security 3.3.4 DeepL in Education Enhancing language learning and improving accessibility to educational resources. Its high-quality translations help students grasp complex vocabulary and grammar rules, making foreign language acquisition more effective. This functionality is particularly beneficial for homework assistance, allowing students to translate texts and clarify their understanding of course materials. Interestingly, the impact of DeepL on dictionary usage varies among students: some overcome their reluctance to use traditional resources, while others become reliant on quick online searches. DeepL's accuracy, students actively verify results and learn grammar, indicating engagement with the learning process. 3.4 Duolingo 3.4.1 Key Information Founders: Luis von Ahn and Severin Hacker in 2011. Release Date: November 2011. 18 Website: Duolingo Duolingo App (iOS): App Store Duolingo App (Android): Google Play Duolingo English Test: Duolingo English Test 3.4.2 Features Language-learning platform. offers free courses in numerous languages. Designed to make language learning fun and engaging, using various techniques to help users practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Lessons are structured like games, allowing users to earn points (called XP) and compete with friends, which motivates consistent practice. The platform uses algorithms to adapt lessons based on the user's performance, focusing on areas where they struggle. Users practice speaking and listening through interactive exercises that include voice recognition technology. Audio content featuring stories in different languages, designed for language learners to improve their listening skills. Duolingo Events: In-person or virtual meetups where learners can practice their language skills in a social setting. Duolingo English Test: An online English proficiency test that users can take to demonstrate their language skills for educational or employment purposes. 19 3.4.3 Versions 1. Free Version: This version includes all core features and lessons, supported by ads. 2. Duolingo Plus: A subscription service that offers an ad-free experience, offline access to lessons, and progress tracking features. As of 2021, Duolingo Plus costs around $6.99 per month. 3.4.4 How to Use Duolingo 1. Sign Up: Create a free account using an email address or through social media platforms. 2. Choose a Language: Select the language you want to learn from the available options. 3. Set Goals: You can set daily goals for XP points to stay motivated. 4. Start Learning: Begin with the introductory lessons and progress through the skill tree. 5. Practice Regularly: Use the app daily to practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening. 6. Join Clubs: Engage with other learners to stay motivated and share tips. 7. Explore Additional Resources: Listen to podcasts or read stories for more immersive learning. 3.4.5 Impact of Duolingo in Education Allowing learners to focus on their strengths and weaknesses, thus promoting personalized education. 20 App covers a wide range of languages, making it a valuable resource for diverse learners. Its mobile-friendly design enables students to learn anytime and anywhere. 3.5 Grammarly 3.5.1 Key Information Founders: Alex Shevchenko, Max Lytvyn, and Dmytro Lider. Aim: To develop an advanced writing assistant that would leverage AI and machine learning technologies. Release Date: July 2009 Website: Grammarly Grammarly App (iOS): App Store Grammarly App (Android): Google Play Grammarly Browser Extension: Available in the Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, and Microsoft Edge Add-ons. 3.5.2 Features Grammarly is an AI-powered writing assistant Help users improve their writing skills by providing real-time feedback on grammar, punctuation, style, and tone. Educators can use it to review written materials efficiently. It can be used to anyone looking to enhance their writing clarity and effectiveness. 21 Grammarly identifies grammatical errors and punctuation mistakes, suggesting corrections in real time. The tool provides recommendations to enhance writing style, clarity, and conciseness. Grammarly analyses the tone of the text and provides feedback on how it may come across to readers, helping users adjust their writing to suit different audiences. The premium version includes a plagiarism detection feature that scans text against billions of web pages to ensure originality. Suggestions for synonyms and alternative phrases to improve word choice and enrich the writing. Users can set specific writing goals (e.g., audience type, formality level) to receive tailored feedback that aligns with their objectives. Grammarly offers a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, allowing users to check their writing across various online platforms, including social media, email, and document editors. Grammarly provides dedicated desktop applications for Windows and macOS, as well as mobile apps for iOS and Android devices, enabling users to write and edit on the go. 3.5.3 Versions Free Version: Includes basic grammar and spelling checks, making it suitable for casual users. Grammarly Premium: A subscription service that offers advanced writing suggestions, tone detection, and the plagiarism checker. The cost is approximately $12 per month when billed annually. 22 Grammarly Business: Tailored for teams and organizations, this version includes additional administrative features, team analytics, and priority support. Pricing varies based on team size. 3.5.4 How to Use Grammarly Create a free account on the Grammarly website or through the app. Download the browser extension or desktop app, or use it directly in web-based applications like Google Docs. Begin typing in the text editor or any supported application. Grammarly will automatically analyze the text for errors. Click on highlighted issues to see suggested corrections and explanations. Accept or dismiss the suggestions as needed, adjusting the text to improve clarity and correctness. Use the writing goals feature to receive personalized feedback based on your intended audience and writing style. 3.5.5 Impact of Grammarly in Education Enhancing writing quality. Fostering self-editing skills. Personalized feedback that highlights areas for improvement. Promoting effective communication among students and educators. 23 3.6 Quizlet 3.6.1 Key Information Founders: Andrew Sutherland, a high school student at the time, who created the platform to help him study for a vocabulary quiz. Release Date: October 2005 Website: http://quizlet.com 3.6.2 Features Users can create digital flashcards that can include text, images, and audio. These can be used for self-study or shared with others. Study Modes: Quizlet offers various study modes, including: o Adaptive learning that adjusts based on the user's progress. o Flashcards: A simple way to review content through digital flashcards. o Spell: Helps with spelling by prompting users to type the correct terms. Quizlet Generates quizzes based on the created flashcards. Interactive games like Match and Gravity make studying engaging and fun. Quizlet Live: A collaborative learning game where students work in teams to answer questions correctly. This feature is great for classrooms and group study sessions. Using Quizlet live we can create study games. 24 It provides teams mode that encourages communication and collaboration between students. Teachers can track students through automatic leaderboard Users can listen to flashcards read aloud, which aids in learning pronunciation and reinforces auditory learning. Users can create and share study sets with others, making it easy to collaborate and learn together. Quizlet has apps for both iOS and Android devices, allowing users to study on the go. Users can track their study progress and performance over time, helping them identify areas that need improvement. 3.6.3 Versions 1. Free Version: Includes basic features like flashcards, study modes, and access to millions of user-generated study sets. 2. Quizlet Plus: A subscription service that provides additional features, such as unlimited access to images, advanced progress tracking, and offline studying. The cost is approximately $35.99 per year. 3. Quizlet Teacher: A premium plan designed for educators that includes classroom management tools, student progress tracking, and more extensive collaboration features. 3.6.4 How to Use Quizlet Sign Up: Create a free account on the Quizlet website or through the mobile app. 25 Create a Study Set: Click on “Create” to make a new set of flashcards, adding terms, definitions, images, and audio as needed. Choose Study Mode: Select from various study modes (Learn, Flashcards, Write, etc.) to start reviewing the content. Join a Class: If you're a student, join a class created by your teacher to access shared study sets. Play Games: Engage in games like Quizlet Live with classmates to reinforce learning in a fun way. Track Progress: Monitor your study progress and review areas that need improvement. 3.6.5 Quizlet in Education It helps both teachers and students to improving knowledge retention. For students, Quizlet offers a variety of study modes, such as flashcards, quizzes, and games, which cater to different learning styles. Teachers benefit from Quizlet by creating customized study sets and materials that align with their curriculum. The platform's ability to track student progress provides valuable insights into individual and class performance, helping teachers identify areas where students may need additional support or instruction. Quizlet encourages a healthy level of competition and enhances student participation. 26 3.7 Quizgecko 3.7.1 Key Information Released date: May 2023 Official website: Quizgecko. 3.7.2 Key Features: Quizgecko is an AI-powered question generator tool. Designed to make the creation and distribution of quizzes and tests. Primarily targeted at educators, students, and businesses. Uses advanced AI algorithms to generate questions from any input text. Its ability to transform any text into a comprehensive quiz sets. Quizgecko can extract the key information and formulate relevant questions from a webpage, a piece of text, or even a YouTube video. Provides auto-grading for quizzes and tests with detailed reports and analytics. Enables you to create quizzes and tests from any web page quickly. Automatically converts your notes into digital flashcards. 3.7.3 Pros Timesaving: The AI-powered question generator significantly reduces the time it takes to create quizzes and tests. Easy Sharing and Exporting: The tool makes it simple to share quizzes or export them to various platforms. 27 Detailed Analytics: The reporting feature provides in-depth analytics, helping users understand performance and areas for improvement. Versatility: The tool's ability to create quizzes from any webpage using the Chrome extension offers users a high degree of flexibility. 3.7.4 Cons Limited Question Types: The tool currently supports multiple choice, true or false, short answer essay, matching, and fill-in- the-blank style questions. Users looking for more advanced question types may find this limiting. Limited Free Use: The free plan allows users to generate up to 3 quizzes per month, which may not be sufficient for heavy users. 3.8 Gradescope 3.8.1 Features Gradescope is an online assessment and grading platform. Designed to streamline the grading process for educators. It is particularly useful for courses that involve written assignments, exams, or programming projects. It mostly focusses on analysing written content rather than images. Flexible Submission Options: Gradescope allows students to submit various types of work, including handwritten assignments, PDFs, programming code, and more. 28 AI-Powered Grading: The platform uses machine learning algorithms to assist in grading, particularly for multiple-choice and programming assignments, enabling faster and more consistent grading. Annotation and Feedback Tools: Instructors can provid specific feedback and comments, which students can review in real time. Rubric Creation: Educators can create customizable grading rubrics that allow for standardized and fair grading across all submissions. Rubric means creating set of criteria to evaluate students performance. Grade Analytics: Gradescope provides analytics and insights into student performance, helping educators identify trends, strengths, and areas for improvement. Group Assignments: The platform supports group submissions, allowing teams to work collaboratively and submit assignments as a group. Integration with Learning Management Systems (LMS): Gradescope integrates with popular LMS platforms such as Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle, streamlining the grading process and assignment distribution. Security Features: Gradescope includes tools to ensure the integrity of assessments, such as time limits for exams and monitoring features to prevent cheating. 29 3.8.2 Key Information Founders: Desmond H. D'Sa, Nate B. Heller, Kevin J. Wang, and Philipp G. K. Knorr in 2014. Release Date:2014 Website: Gradescope Support Center: Gradescope Support 3.8.3 How to Use Gradescope 1. Sign Up: Educators create an account on Gradescope to set up their courses and assignments. 2. Create Assignments: Instructors can create assignments, set deadlines, and specify submission formats (e.g., PDF uploads, code submissions). 3. Collect Submissions: Students submit their work through the platform, either by uploading files or using the provided submission tools. 4. Grade Submissions: Educators can use the grading interface to review submissions, annotate them, and apply the grading rubric to provide consistent feedback. 5. Release Grades: Once grading is complete, instructors can release scores and feedback to students through Gradescope. 3.8.4 Impact on Education Reducing the time and effort required for grading large volumes of assignments and exams. 30 That helps allowing them to focus more on teaching and providing meaningful feedback. Enhancing the quality and specificity of feedback provided to students. Supporting more equitable and consistent grading practices. Its ability to provide detailed, structured feedback linked to specific problems helps students understand their mistakes and learn effectively. 31 Chapter 4 Image – Based AI Tools 4.1 Canva 4.1.1 Features A graphic design platform offers templates, stock photos and design elements for creating posters, presentation, infographics and lesson plans. (saves time) Canvas AI suggests design elements based on users input. Which helps to create professional looking materials. Presentation features include transitions, animations, and media integrations help make lesson more dynamic. AI driven image generation , allowing users to create image based on text prompts. AI Features: Tools like Magic Write for text generation, AI- powered design suggestions, Magic Resize, and a text-to- image generator simplify and enhance the design process. Create and edit videos easily with adding text, animations and effects , this helpful for creating tutorial videos. Help teachers create engaging educational materials like posters, presentations, and worksheets. Students can use it for project and creative assignments. Helpful for creating report, document design, social media and event promotions. 32 Skill Development: Canva teaches students design skills, presentation skills, and digital literacy, which are useful in modern learning and work environments. 4.1.2 Key Information Founders: Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht, and Cameron Adams Released date:2012 Aim: To make design accessible to everyone, regardless of design skills. Official website:http://www.canva.com 4.1.3 Versions Free Version: Includes many templates, images, and tools suitable for most educational needs. It provides basic features like templates, fonts, and a limited selection of images. Canva for Education: This version is free for educators and provides access to premium features, including more templates, images, and collaboration tools, along with privacy features tailored for schools. Teachers and students in K-12 can access Canva for Education at no cost. Canva Pro: A paid version that includes advanced tools like premium templates, brand kits, extra storage, and content planner features. Canva Enterprise: Tailored for larger organizations, including universities, offering enhanced collaboration, administrative controls, and workflow management. 33 4.1.4 How to use Canva Sign Up: Educators can sign up for Canva for Education through Canva’s website and verify their credentials. Explore Templates and Features: Browse Canva’s vast library of templates, from lesson plans to posters. The search feature is helpful for finding specific types of templates. Customize Your Design: Drag and drop elements, add text, change colors, and incorporate images, graphics, or videos into your designs. Share or Download: Once completed, designs can be downloaded in various formats or shared via a link, making it easy to distribute materials digitally or print them. Collaborate: Teachers and students can use Canva’s collaboration features to work together in real-time on projects. 4.2 DALL -E 4.2.1 Key Information Company: OpenAI Released date: Originally launched as DALL-E in January 2021, with an improved version called DALL-E 2 introduced in April 2022 Official website: DALL-E on OpenAI 4.2.2 Features AI model that generates images based on text descriptions. The model uses a type of neural network architecture called transformers. By training on large datasets of text-image pairs, DALL- 34 E learns to associate words with visual elements, styles, and textures. Produce images in many artistic styles—realistic, impressionistic, cartoon-like. With inpainting capabilities, users can modify parts of an existing image by describing changes, like adding an object, changing colors, or replacing backgrounds. Integration with applications like ChatGPT, DALL-E can take input directly and adjust the output based on further instructions or refinements. 4.2.3 Versions 4.2.4 Application of DALL -E in Education DALL-E can create visual aids and illustrations for educational materials, from history to science, allowing teachers to generate custom images for specific lessons. It can also be used in interactive learning where students create visuals for their projects. Students can use DALL-E for project visuals, art assignments, or science presentations. 4.3 Google Lens 4.3.1 Key Information Company: Developed by Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc Released date: 2018 Official website: Google Lens Website 35 4.3.2 Major Task Image recognition tool. Recognizes objects, plants, animals, products, and landmarks from image. Provides detailed information, links, and purchase options where applicable. Converts printed text to digital text, which can be copied, edited, or shared. Allows users to copy text, save it, translate it, or perform searches. Instantly translates text in images (useful for signs, menus, documents). Supports 100+ languages for seamless understanding across diverse regions. Students can use it to understand visual information better, translate text from images, and look up related information. Homework help: Uses AI to recognize and solve math problems and answer complex questions. Provides step-by-step explanations for students, improving comprehension. Reads barcodes and QR codes to provide product details, prices, and websites. 4.3.3 Impact on Education Enhances Learning and Research: Assists students in quickly gathering information about objects, historical facts, and concepts. 36 Supports interactive learning by allowing students to explore topics visually. Homework Assistance and Problem Solving: offers step-by-step solutions to math problems and explanations for other subjects. Acts as a digital tutor, providing answers to questions that students might otherwise struggle with. Language Learning Support: The real-time translation feature aids in understanding foreign languages. Useful for language students and for classrooms with multilingual students. Resource for Research Projects: Google Lens simplifies the information-gathering process for student research projects by providing instant access to related content. By bringing information directly to users through real-time object and text recognition, Google Lens transforms education by making information accessible, interactive, and engaging. 4.4 Gamma 4.4.1 Overview Founder:Grant and Jon Noronha Released date:march 2023 Official website: http://gamma.app 37 4.4.2 Features Gamma is a dynamic AI-powered presentation and storytelling tool. Automatically generates content outlines, slide layouts, and text suggestions based on the topic or prompts provided by the user. Create interactive slides that include quizzes, polls, or embedded media. Automatically arranges and resizes content elements to fit different layouts, allowing for a more modular and responsive design. 4.4.3 Educational Benefit Helps educators and students generate presentation content quickly, saving time and reducing the stress of creating materials from scratch. Collaboration Features: Great for group projects and team-based learning, allowing students to work collaboratively, share feedback, and refine content together. Teachers can quickly generate lesson presentations with visuals and interactive elements to make the content more engaging for students. Students can use Gamma for project presentations, where they can create professional-looking content with minimal effort. By using Gamma, students develop skills in creating digital presentations and working with AI-driven tools. 4.5 Midjourney 4.5.1 Key Information Founder: David Holz 38 Released date:2022 Official website: Midjourney 4.5.2 Major Task AI-powered platform that generates high-quality, artistic images from text prompts. Customization with Prompt Modifiers. Users can adjust the style, color, lighting, and other elements by including specific modifiers in their prompts. Known for its ability to create detailed, imaginative, and visually appealing artwork. Paid plans are available for higher image generation limits and access to premium features. 4.5.3 Midjourney’s Impact on Education Create custom images and illustrations for lessons, making complex topics more visually engaging and accessible. Art students can explore different art styles, create concept art, and understand design elements by experimenting with Midjourney. Students can use Midjourney for creative projects, generating images based on historical events, literature themes, or scientific concepts. 39 Chapter 5 Audio – based AI tools 5.1 Otter.ai 5.1.1 Key Information Founder: Sam Liang and Yun Fu Released date:2017 Company: AISense, is based in Mountain View, California. Aim: Otter.ai aims to make communication easier and more accessible by using AI to transcribe spoken words into text. It helps people save time, work together better, and keep track of important conversations. Official website: https://otter.ai. 5.1.2 Key Features Otter.ai is a transcription and note-taking app. That uses artificial intelligence (AI) to convert spoken words into written text. It helps in transcribe audio in real time and generate accurate written records of meetings, lectures, interviews. Real-Time Transcription: Otter.ai can transcribe audio in real-time, providing live captions for meetings and events. It supports integrations with platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. 40 Speaker Identification: It can distinguish between multiple speakers in a conversation, which helps in creating organized transcripts that attribute text to the right person. Custom Vocabulary: Users can add specific terms, acronyms, and industry jargon to improve transcription accuracy. 5.2 Speechify 5.2.1 Key Information Founders: Cliff Weitzman Released date:2017 Official website: Speechify Aim: Created to assist users with reading disabilities and anyone interested in consuming text-based content through audio. 5.2.2 Overview Speechify is an AI-powered text-to-speech (TTS) platform Designed to make written content more accessible by converting text into high-quality, natural-sounding audio. Converts any digital text (articles, documents, emails, etc.) into audio using AI-powered voices. Making it ideal for those with reading difficulties or busy schedules. Allows users to take pictures of physical text (such as books or notes) and convert it into audio. Includes voice options in various languages and accents. Integrates with apps like Google Docs, Dropbox, and web browsers, allowing users to select and read text from various sources. Allows users to download and listen to content offline. 41 5.2.3 Versions Free Version: Basic functionality with limited voice options and features. Premium Version: Includes a wider selection of high-quality voices, faster playback options, and advanced features like OCR and cross-device sync. 5.2.4 Educational benefits Maximize study time by listening. Listening can improve focus and comprehension, especially for auditory learners who retain information better through sound. Allows students to listen to study materials while commuting, exercising, or doing other activities. Language learners can listen to text in different accents and speeds, improving their pronunciation and listening skills. 5.3 Descript 5.3.1 Key Information Founder: Andrew Mason Released date:2017 Aim: Developed to make audio and video editing more accessible with AI-driven tools. Official website:Descript 5.3.2 Major Tasks Descript is an all-in-one audio and video editing platform powered by AI. 42 Powerful transcription, editing, and screen recording tools. Users can edit audio and video content by editing the transcribed text; deletions, additions, and corrections in the text reflect directly in the media. Offers screen recording features, making it easy to create tutorials, demos, and presentations. Automatically detects and removes filler words like “uh,” “um,” and other unnecessary sounds from recordings. 5.2.5 Applications in Education Educators can record and edit lectures, presentations, and tutorials with ease. Enables students to produce professional-quality audio and video projects, enhancing digital literacy and content creation skills. 43 Chapter 6 Video-based AI tools 6.1Pictory 6.1.1 Key Information Official Website: Pictory 6.1.2 Major task Text-to-Video Creation: Converts written content like articles, blog posts, or transcripts into video, selecting visuals and captions based on the text. AI-Powered Scene Selection and Visual Matching:Uses AI to analyze the text and choose relevant video clips, images, and scenes from a vast library. Automatic Captioning and Subtitles: Automatically generates captions and subtitles, synchronized with the video content. 6.1.3 Educational benefits Classroom Presentation and Lecture Content: Educators can transform written lectures, lesson plans, or study materials into videos, making learning more dynamic and visually engaging. Student Projects and Assignments: Students can use Pictory to create video presentations or reports from their written assignments, developing digital literacy skills in the process. 44 Accessible Content Creation: Automatically generated captions and subtitles make videos accessible to students with hearing impairments. 6.2 Synthesia 6.2.1 Key Information Founders : Victor Riparbelli, Steffen Tjerrild, Matthias Niessner, and Sepp Hochreiter. Released date: 2017 Official Website:Synthesia 6.2.2 Major task AI-powered video creation platform that enables users to generate high-quality videos using synthetic AI-generated avatars and voiceovers. Allows for rapid video production without needing recording equipment or actors. Offers a variety of avatars that can speak in multiple languages, with natural-looking lip-sync and facial expressions. Provides a library of templates for different types of videos, such as training, onboarding, tutorials, and marketing. 45 References 1. ChatGPT education use Cases ,Benefits and challenges by Cem Dilmegani 2. Student dents perception of using deepL for translating English text by Fhatur Ananda SidiqUniversity of Bengkulu 3. The impact of Duolingo in developing students’ linguistic competence: an aspect of communicative language competences Iris Cristina Peláez-Sánchez1 ORCID: 0000-0002-3767-9497 Anabel Velásquez-Durán2 ORCID: 0000-0002-4393-6808 4. Methods for Language Learning Assessment at Scale: Duolingo Case Study bt Lucy Portnoff , Erin Gustafson, Joseph Rollinson and Klinton Bicknell. 5. Using Grammarly in Enhancing Students’ Grammatical Accuracy in English Writing: A Case at a Private College in Hanoi 6. https://chat.openai.com. 46

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