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Almanack AI is a good, helpful foundation for educational content creation but ultimately requires teacher expertise to ensure content is both engaging and educationally sound.

This is a great introduction to generative AI and an easy in for teachers curious to see what all the fuss is about.

Tools are designed specifically for teachers; site is unfancy but functional.

Teacher-created “Spaces” are an exciting way for students to engage with classroom material, the rest is on par with other generative AI tools

A standout tool for helping teachers learn to use AI prompts to help make time-consuming tasks more efficient.

This could be a powerful replacement for traditional search engines, though teachers would benefit from discussing AI literacy skills first.

More than a novelty, ChatGPT offers educational value with time-saving tasks and personalized learning opportunities.

A decent AI tool for making lists, generating images, and creating text—but don't forget to check for errors.

A cool approach for creating AI-generated text for your classroom, but look elsewhere for a tool to create meaningful assessments.

The highly customizable interface gives writers detailed control over the AI output and overall experience.

Makes artificial intelligence and machine learning accessible to students of many ages and abilities.

This is a much-needed curriculum that helps students explore complex concepts through low-tech lessons and high-interest projects.

It takes a topic that would be difficult to teach in any practical way and makes it accessible for the classroom.

A fabulous resource for teaching about one of the most important fields in technology today.

The AIM Buddy Project is an enjoyable, effective program for teaching SEL concepts and making elementary students feel more connected with each other.

inspirED delivers exactly what it claims: empowering, easy-to-search content for social and emotional learning.

If your classroom relies a lot on Google Docs, this might just be the feedback tool you're looking for.

Detailed social and emotional learning lessons provide teachers with almost everything they'll need to spark positive character development and reflection in their students.

A complete SEL solution with lessons, games, resources, and training that meet seemingly every need.

This detailed yet easy-to-implement curriculum can provide classrooms and schools with a common language for social skills.

Important info for all kids is especially helpful for at-risk students.

An unusual app that will confuse and entertain classrooms, generating discussion on a number of societal and philosophical topics.

For educators who have the time, drive, and buy-in, this program is a great data-analysis and character-development tool.

Simple tool for a quick, daily check-in on students' emotions.

With a paid subscription, a stellar suite of features that offer maximum flexibility without overwhelming users with too many options.

A versatile, full-featured online brainstorming collaboration tool that can facilitate small-group projects.

Simplicity is the key with Coggle: Students can create elaborate mind maps and brainstorms in a matter of minutes, and the collaboration options are a nice bonus.

It'll need some scaffolding, but for students ready for the subject matter it's a great -- if sobering -- way to illustrate to students the daily realities and struggles of poverty in America.

A wonderful, endlessly detailed way to get kids engaged in the world of art.

Offers a valuable alternative perspective to the colonial history found in U.S. classrooms, through a familiar, Oregon Trail-style format.

Incredibly inspirational and helpful framework for building a sustainable, fulfilling future.

This tool takes some mystery out of the financial aid process, and the ability to earn early may motivate financially strapped or otherwise reluctant students to dream bigger.

Guides high school students (and teachers and counselors who want to help them) who are unsure about how to navigate the search for the right college.

Kid will gain confidence as they review practice tests, videos, and SAT advice.

This highly useful current events platform can be a daily fixture of elementary school classrooms.

These philosophy podcasts and videos offer entertaining introductions to key concepts and thinkers, but require some smart lesson planning for deeper learning.

An easy to use timeline tool for one-off projects, but for sustained use teachers will need to upgrade, and ultimately the features might not be robust enough.