Since the introduction of generative AI, I have been exploring, testing, and reviewing a wide variety of educational AI tools ...

NotebookLM by Google is my new favourite AI research assistant. Powered by Google’s Gemini 1.5, NotebookLM does an amazing ...

Almanack is an AI-powered platform that helps teachers create engaging and interactive lessons. It offers access to a wide variety of educational AI tools that facilitate both teaching and ...

Curipod is an AI-powered tool that enables you to create interactive lessons and engaging learning activities. The tool is simple and easy to use and offers a wide variety of interesting AI-powered ...

Brisk Teaching is an AI Chrome extension that will help enhance your teaching and boost students learning. With Brisk you can create engaging educational materials from online resources including ...

Halloween is around the corner, and it’s about the time of year we gear up for some spooky fun and festive activities. Pumpkin carving is definitely my favourite part. I would spend hours testing my ...

Ways teachers can make learning relevant and meaningful is the topic of our blog post today! My journey into the vast realm of educational literature began with my PhD in Educational Studies—a ...

MagicSchool is a promising AI-powered platform for teachers and educators. It offers a wide collection of AI tools that enhances teachers instructional practice and facilitates their day-to-day work ...

To make the best of technology in education what we need is technology integration and not technology use. We need to understand the difference between these two concepts if we are to plan a ...

GPT for Sheets, Docs, Forms, Slides, and Gmail is an AI-powered writing assistant that integrates with your Google Drive. It empowers your Google Workspace applications with all the AI features you ...

Games are inherently inviting! They tend to drive players’ motivation and keep them focused for prolonged periods without boredom setting in. So, what is it that makes games so motivating? In his book ...