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Teach yourself anything with AI-generated courses in minutes.
Explore chemistry with interactive 3D elements and augmented reality. Immerse yourself in a new learning experience.
Perfect for RBT exam prep, lacks official certification endorsement.
Turns a topic into a 30,000-word academic draft in about five minutes.
Automate employee training with AI.
Limited to specific websites; Aceify solves homework questions in seconds with its AI.
Suits meeting attendees but not solo users.
Adapts AI products for education, culture, and finance.
Adaptiv is an AI product studio for education, culture, and finance.
Drill LSAT questions adaptively.
Interactive stories with built-in comprehension questions.
It suits students and professionals but not complex scientific research.
Voice-activated AI assistant with professional writing tools.
Flags ChatGPT-written text in real time, with adjustable sensitivity for different use cases.
Create professional online courses quickly with AI-powered tools. Ideal for businesses.
Build high-quality courses in minutes, not weeks.
Builds course outlines, quizzes and images from a prompt, with SCORM export for LMS use.
Courses available, login options.
Flags AI-generated text and images, and explains exactly why each piece was flagged.
Plant and learn words offline.
Only free generations are available, quickly create personalized flashcards.
Drafts essays and reports, then offers live feedback while you keep editing.
Create custom historical timelines with AI.
AI Interviewer Chrome Extension is a customisable prompt-based interviewer for GPT, but it can't process live interviews.
Solve math problems with step-by-step AI.
Sells information, not a tool.
Free AI math solver with photo uploads and step-by-step answers. Has a daily limit.
Limited to four shapes and seven modes.
Builds a personalized goal plan and checks in with feedback as you work toward it.
Learn practical AI and machine learning with hands-on projects.
Ideal for quick essays, not in-depth research.
Summarizes YouTube and Google Meet videos into notes you can format and share with peers.
AIQuizGen generates quizzes instantly and saves time.
AiTeacha uses AI to personalize learning, but it only offers a limited free tier.
Summarize long text in seconds, without an account.
Instantly answers questions via ChatGPT and rephrases text with one click.
Generates a video from a text prompt, with scenes, overlays and animation style all adjustable.
Turn AI text into human-sounding writing.
Alevels.ai offers curriculum-specific resources and an AI tutor to mark your answers, but it may struggle with personalized one-on-one support.
Alt Cortex aggregates news and insights, but focuses on enterprise tech.
Suits educators who want a workspace for creating resources, tracks progress but lacks clear pricing.
Builds a conflict-free UPLB class schedule and flags overlapping courses as you enroll.
Turn any material into flashcards in minutes, but may lack advanced customization.
Generate flashcards easily, anyone can use it quickly.
Suits students, teachers; not for professionals.
Turns screenshots of homework questions into step-by-step answers, with a geometry mode for math.
Apex Vision AI is an AI study platform for Canvas, Blackboard and more. Free on Chrome.
AI-driven security for applications and APIs.
491 tools from the shortlists of 4 jobs. Pick a job for its own shortlist, or browse them all.
AI tools for education and learning help teachers, students, corporate trainers and course creators, and language learners explain, practise and check understanding. Photomath, Socratic and Gauthmath walk through homework problems step by step, Quizlet and Gimkit turn notes into flashcards and classroom games, and Orai and Natulang give speaking practice. Trainers and course creators use AI to draft lessons, quizzes and course outlines. Each job in this group has its own shortlist. Before choosing, check what your school or employer allows, whether answers explain the steps instead of only giving the result, and how learner data and saved work are stored, especially for younger students.
Rules differ between schools and even between courses. Many allow AI for practice, explanations and revision but not for graded work. Check your school's policy, and when in doubt, use tools that explain the steps so you learn the method rather than copying an answer.
Teachers save the most time on lesson planning, quiz and worksheet creation, and feedback drafts. Tools like Quizlet and Gimkit turn existing material into practice games. Check that student data stays private and that the tool works with your school's systems before using it in class.
Teachers need planning and classroom tools, students need homework help and study aids, trainers and course creators need course building tools, and language learners need speaking and vocabulary practice. Open the job closest to you for its own shortlist.