Artificial Intelligence: ChatGPT and Beyond
Overview
This page links to AI software you may like to try. None of the software here is necessarily recommended to use; rather it is a non-exhaustive list of AI tools that you may find inspiring or provide you with an opportunity for your class or your work.
Check back for more tools as they become available.
AI Tools for Staff
Staff
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generate quiz from a video |
Generating quick quizzes for formative assessment |
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ChatGPT – generate text from prompts |
Data analysis, create text from notes, improve written texts, and offer suggestions to improve ideas. |
Hallucinations, privacy. Requires login including phone number. Version 4 requires a paid subscription. Only connects to the web via plugins. |
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CoPilot (Enterprise)– interrogate web pages and search the internet |
Similar to ChatGPT, it also summarises pages and documents and searches for information. |
Summary of the metadata rather than the words on the page, information found can be simplistic and often relies on web search results. |
https://www.bing.com/chat?q=Microsoft+Copilot&FORM=hpcodx and available on right-handed menu on Edge |
Adobe Firefly – generate images |
Image generation and manipulation. Free to use with your school account |
Can produce unexpected results |
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Magic School - AI tools made for educators |
A range of tools including lesson plan generators, scaffold creator and a range of others |
Requires login. |
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Diffit – create educational resources |
Creates texts as specified reading levels, differentiated tasks. |
Aligned with US standards |
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Perplexity AI – generates text from prompts |
Similar to ChatGPT, free does not require login. |
Hallucinations, privacy. Students must be guided on prompting. Only 5 chats per hour. |
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AI Tools for Students
Students
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Perplexity AI – generates text from prompts. |
Simple data analysis, creating text from notes, improving written texts, and offering suggestions to improve ideas. |
Hallucinations and privacy. Can be slow and overly wordy. Only 5 chats per hour.
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Adobe Firefly – generate images |
Image generation and manipulation. Free to use with school account |
Can produce unexpected results |
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ChatGPT – generate text from prompts |
Help with improving work. Act as a tutor to support your learning. |
Hallucinations, privacy. Requires login, including phone number. Version 4 requires a subscription. Only connects to the web via plugins. |
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Microsoft CoPilot – interrogate web pages and search the internet |
Summarising web pages helps with improving written expression. Act as a tutor to support your learning. |
Requires a personal account. Data may be tracked and used for commercial purposes. |
https://www.bing.com/chat?q=Microsoft+Copilot&FORM=hpcodx and available on right-handed menu on Edge
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Suno – music creation tool |
Creates music based on a prompt. |
Requires a personal account. 5 prompts per day on the free tier.
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https://suno.com/create |
Attribution
All content on this page reproduced with permission from Hillsborough Community College (hccfl.edu)