List of recommended common AI Tools (Teachers)
Having numerous AI tools available on the web, here are some we recommend for teachers to explore and use in various situations:
| Name of Tool |
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Accessibility & Interface |
| CityU GPT Chatbot |
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- Free (up to 60000 total words), staff can email TED’s Digital Learning Support for refresh when used up.
- User-friendly, conventional AI interface.
- Generates based on textual prompts.
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- Generative AI with real-time internet access.
- Compatible with online prompt libraries such as Harvard Prompt Library (Github)
- Data-protection enabled
- CityU GApps version of Gemini will not be used to improve their models.
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- Free to Use.
- Accessible through CityU’s google workspace (Click Here).
- Generates based on textual prompts.
- Able to take file uploads (pdf, png, jpeg, txt)
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- AI Powered Search Engine that makes use of real-time internet access, and providing sources of the response.
- Useful for Teaching Material Development
- By default, Perplexity will use your search data to improve its model.
- This can be disabled in settings.
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- Free to Use.
- User-friendly, conventional AI interface.
- Generates based on textual prompts.
- Able to take file uploads (pdf, png, jpeg, txt)
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- Presentation Slides Generator.
- Useful for Teaching Material Development.
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- Free with Limited Quota.
- Generates based on textual prompts.
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