LibGuides: AI for Educators: AI Tools for Teaching & Learning

Pedagogical Approaches to AI

Make AI Part of the Assignment
From The Chronicle, a look at how and why to incorporate AI with intention in the classroom.
20 Class Activities & 9 Lesson Plans Using AI
A collaboration between UT-Austin and Grammarly (free from Campus Technology with email registration).
Navigating AI in the Classroom
From Inside Higher Ed, offers guidelines for and examples of deliberate AI use in the classroom.
Considerations for AI Tools in the Classroom
A resource from Columbia University Center for Teaching and Learning. Emphasizes transparency, scaffolding, and effective assessment strategies.
5 Strategies for Teaching AI Literacy
From Course Hero.

AI Misuse Rubric
From Turnitin, a rubric to assess writing assignments for AI resilience.
Bloom's Taxonomy Revisted
Oregon State U. compares AI capabilities vs. human skills required at each level of the taxonomy.

Heuristica
A free AI-based mind mapping (aka concept mapping) tool to help with brainstorming and organizing your ideas
OpenRead
Search for open access research papers or upload one that you already have then retrieve a summary of the article and dig deeper to learn more about the author and their background.
Perplexity
A free alternative to ChatGPT with more robust citations and using more current sources.
SciSpace
Search for openly available sources on scientific topics with direct links to source material as well as summarized content.
Tavily
Sign in is required for this AI research engine. Use the Research Assistant to discover open access research and summaries.

7 Best AI Tools for Teachers
AI is not just for students. Learn about AI tools that instructors can use in their work.