Tool Directory

OpenAI's general-purpose conversational assistant. Widely used across education for drafting, brainstorming, explanation, and code help.

Anthropic's conversational assistant, known for long-context reading and careful, structured writing.

Google's multimodal assistant, integrated with the broader Google ecosystem and available inside Workspace for Education.

Microsoft's assistant, surfaced across Bing, Edge, Windows, and Microsoft 365 apps.

Answer engine that combines LLM responses with live web search and visible source citations.

Conversational interface from Mistral AI, a European LLM provider with open-weight and hosted options.

Google's source-grounded notebook assistant. You upload documents and it answers questions, summarizes, and generates study materials grounded in those sources.

Writing assistant for grammar, clarity, tone, and (in newer versions) generative drafting.

Nonprofit literacy platform offering sentence-level grammar and writing practice with automated feedback.

Style and grammar checker aimed at long-form writers, with detailed reports on structure, pacing, and word choice.

Academic writing assistant trained on published research, with integrations for Overleaf and Word.

Khan Academy's AI tutor and teaching assistant, designed to coach rather than directly answer.

Teacher-focused suite with dozens of task-specific tools — lesson plans, rubrics, IEP supports, parent communications, and more.

Teacher-facing assistant for generating resources, activities, assessments, and feedback.

AI-assisted interactive lesson builder, generating slide-based activities with polls, word clouds, and open-ended responses.

Generates leveled reading materials, vocabulary, and questions from a topic, text, or URL.

Chrome extension that adds AI tools — feedback, leveling, rubrics, AI-detection signals — on top of Google Docs and other web pages.

Assessment platform (Turnitin-owned) for grading handwritten, code, and structured assignments, with AI-assisted grouping of similar answers.

Originality and integrity platform widely deployed in higher ed, including an AI-writing indicator.

AI research assistant for academic literature — finds relevant papers, extracts claims, and summarizes findings across a set of studies.

Search engine that surfaces findings from peer-reviewed research with quick-read summaries.

Visualizes papers related to a seed paper through a similarity graph, useful for mapping a field.

Free academic search engine from the Allen Institute for AI, with TLDR summaries and citation context.

Citation tool that classifies how subsequent papers cite a given study — supporting, contrasting, or mentioning.

Live transcription and meeting notes service, with summaries and searchable archives.

Reading accessibility tool built into Microsoft products with read-aloud, syllable splitting, picture dictionary, and translation.

Text-to-speech app that reads documents, articles, and PDFs with adjustable voices and speeds.

Google's LMS for assignments, materials, and feedback, with AI features arriving via Gemini integration in Workspace for Education.

Instructure's learning management system, used widely in higher education, with an evolving set of AI features and partner integrations.

K-12 LMS (part of PowerSchool) used by districts for courses, assessments, and parent communication.

Design platform with a growing set of AI generation, editing, and writing features, plus a free education tier for verified teachers.

AI features embedded inside Notion workspaces — summarization, drafting, Q&A across your pages.

AI features inside Coda docs and tables — drafting, automating, and querying structured data in plain language.

Consumer language-learning app with AI-powered features in its premium tiers for conversation practice and explanations.

AI conversation partners for language practice, with role-play scenarios and corrections.

AI pair programmer integrated into editors, with a free tier for verified students and educators.