This site offers a collection of AI tools, teacher training, and student learning resources from Google for Education. It includes Gemini for educators, AI-powered features in Google Workspace, professional development courses, and student-ready activities aligned with digital literacy and AI fluency goals.

This toolkit is designed to support education authorities, school leaders, and teachers in creating thoughtful guidance to help their communities realize the potential benefits of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) in primary and secondary education while understanding and mitigating the potential risks.

Wayground is an interactive learning platform that allows educators to gamify quizzes, assessments, and reviews. With AI-enhanced features, teachers can generate questions from documents, videos, or YouTube content, making it easy to create engaging formative assessments. Ideal for classrooms looking to boost participation and real-time feedback.

SchoolAI is a suite of classroom tools designed for K–12 educators, offering student-facing chatbots, writing support, and teacher productivity tools. It emphasizes safe, guided AI use with educator oversight and includes features for formative assessment and classroom management. Built with student privacy and instructional flexibility in mind.

Eduaide.ai is a teacher-designed platform that helps generate lesson ideas, scaffolds, and writing support using AI. It includes over 100 tools for instructional planning, assessment creation, and differentiation. Ideal for educators looking to streamline prep time without sacrificing pedagogical intent.

Colleague.ai is an AI assistant built specifically for educators, offering support for lesson planning, resource creation, and classroom communication. Its chatbot-style interface allows teachers to ask for examples, strategies, or personalized ideas in real time. Especially useful for saving prep time while maintaining instructional quality.

This comprehensive, free guide by Med Kharbach, PhD, offers educators a curated list of over 150 AI tools tailored for teaching and learning. The tools are organized into practical categories such as lesson planning, writing assistance, voiceover generation, and presentation creation. Each tool has been carefully selected and reviewed to ensure pedagogical value, aiming to help teachers streamline tasks, enhance student engagement, and foster creativity in the classroom.

This curated collection from OpenAI Academy helps K–12 educators build AI fluency while also introducing practical skills in prompt engineering. The modules walk through how to use large language models like ChatGPT effectively in classroom contexts, from lesson planning to student support. A valuable resource for educators looking to deepen their understanding of how to guide, shape, and critically assess AI-generated output.

Snorkl is a multimodal AI tool that lets teachers generate instructional activities from videos, websites, images, and documents. It scaffolds learning by guiding students through content with targeted questions, summaries, and tasks. Especially useful for project-based learning and supporting diverse learners.

Khanmigo, developed by Khan Academy, is an AI-powered assistant that supports teachers with lesson planning, differentiation, and student feedback. It integrates seamlessly with Khan Academy’s existing content, offering prompts and guidance aligned to instructional goals. Especially helpful for saving time and deepening personalized support.

MagicSchool offers over 60 AI tools tailored for educators, including IEP support, newsletter drafting, feedback generation, and more. Designed to save teachers time on repetitive tasks, it provides an intuitive interface and educator-focused use cases. Particularly helpful for simplifying planning, communication, and student support.

Brisk is a Chrome extension that helps teachers save time by generating feedback, quizzes, and leveled texts directly in Google Docs and websites. It includes tools for translation, accessibility, and standards alignment, making it a versatile support tool. Especially useful for quick, in-context teaching adjustments.