NotebookLM
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Google's free research notebook that answers questions only from the sources you give it.
Free
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🍎AI tools for teachers
Teachers use AI to plan lessons, generate quizzes at different levels, build slide decks from notes, summarize readings for students and find fresh material for a topic. It frees up evenings for the parts of teaching that need a human.
We would prioritize accuracy you can check, simple sharing with your class, and strong privacy for any student information.
We picked 14 tools across education, presentation maker, summarizer and research — 12 of them free to start.
🎓 Education for teachers
All Education →Duolingo Max
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Duolingo's premium tier adds AI conversations and explanations of where you went wrong.
Free · Max $29.99/mo
Synthesia
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Make polished presenter-led videos from a script, no camera, studio or actors required.
From $29/mo
Quizlet
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Make or borrow flashcards, then let AI turn your notes into tests and study guides.
Freemium🎓 Education
Free · Plus $7.99/mo
🖥️ Presentation Maker for teachers
All Presentation Maker →Canva
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The friendly all-round design app, now with AI helpers tucked into nearly every corner.
Free · Pro $15/mo
Gamma
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Describe your topic and get a polished deck, document or simple web page you can refine.
Free · Plus $10/mo
Beautiful.ai
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Slides that tidy their own layout as you add content, so every deck looks consistent.
From $12/mo
Pitch
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Team-friendly presentation software where AI drafts the first version and everyone polishes together.
Freemium🖥️ Presentation Maker
Free · Pro $17/mo
🧾 Summarizer for teachers
All Summarizer →QuillBot
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A handy all-in-one spot to reword, shorten and tidy up text without bouncing between apps.
Free · Premium $9.95/mo
NotebookLM
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Google's free research notebook that answers questions only from the sources you give it.
Free
Otter.ai
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Live transcripts and tidy summaries of your meetings, so you can listen instead of scribbling.
Free · Pro $16.99/mo
Eightify
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Skip the hour-long video and get the main points of any YouTube clip in a quick summary.
Free · from $4.99/mo
🔬 Research for teachers
All Research →ChatGPT
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The everyday AI assistant most people try first, good at drafting, explaining and making images.
Free · Plus $20/mo
Gemini
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Google's AI assistant, at its most useful when it can see your Gmail, Docs and Drive.
Free · Advanced $19.99/mo
Perplexity
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Ask a question, get a clear answer with links to where the information came from.
Free · Pro $20/mo
NotebookLM
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Google's free research notebook that answers questions only from the sources you give it.
Free
FAQ
Which AI tools should teachers try first?+
We’d start with ChatGPT — the everyday ai assistant most people try first, good at drafting, explaining and making images, Canva — the friendly all-round design app, now with ai helpers tucked into nearly every corner and Gemini — google's ai assistant, at its most useful when it can see your gmail, docs and drive.
Are there free AI tools for teachers?+
Plenty — ChatGPT, Canva, Gemini and Perplexity all have free plans.