CATEGORY · 22 tools

AI tools for learning and teaching

Education tools use AI to tutor students, generate study material, practise languages and help teachers plan lessons and give feedback. The most useful ones support learning rather than replace it: they explain, ask questions back and build practice from what a learner gets wrong, instead of simply handing over answers.

Students are often minors, so privacy and safety matter more here than in most categories. Schools should look for clear data practices, compliance with rules such as FERPA and COPPA in the United States or GDPR in Europe, and controls that keep AI use age-appropriate and aligned with classroom expectations.

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Brainly

Education

Brainly is an AI homework helper and test-prep platform for grades 7 to 12 that explains step by step, builds practice from mistakes and includes a learning advisor.

Paid

CheggMate AI

Education

By handling textbook rentals, linking learners with qualified tutors, and delivering plagiarism analysis, the service reduces the time spent navigating multiple platforms.

Unknown

Curipod

Education

Curipod is an AI classroom tool for teacher-led lessons with writing practice and instant feedback, aligned to district curricula, used in thousands of districts.

Freemium

Diffit

Education

Diffit is an AI tool for teachers that creates differentiated, print-ready reading materials and scaffolds for any topic, standard or reading level in seconds.

Unknown

Duolingo Max

Education

Duolingo Max is Duolingo’s top subscription tier, adding AI conversation features such as Video Call and Roleplay to its language courses.

Paid

Gauth

Education

Gauth is an AI homework helper for maths and other STEM subjects that gives step-by-step solutions, with access to live tutors and visual learning tools.

Freemium

Homeworkify AI

Education

Homeworkify AI is a mobile‑first AI assistant that scans student questions and returns step‑by‑step answers across maths, science, history, geography and more.

Unknown

Ivy.ai

Education

It lets students type questions and receive immediate, context‑aware answers, while linking to campus‑vendor services to keep communication centralized and relevant.

Unknown

Khanmigo

Education

Khanmigo is Khan Academy’s AI tutor and teaching assistant, designed to guide learners toward answers rather than give them, with tools for teachers.

Unknown

MagicSchool

Education

MagicSchool is an AI platform for teachers, students and school districts, with classroom tools, safeguards and district-level management.

Freemium

Photomath

Education

Photomath is a maths learning app that scans a problem with your phone camera and explains the solution step by step, with visual aids for different learning styles.

Freemium

Praktika

Education

Praktika is a language learning app with AI tutors for speaking practice, personalised study plans and real-time corrections.

Free trial

Before you choose

  1. Check whether the tool guides learners to the answer or simply gives it, depending on what you want to encourage.
  2. Review how student data is stored and whether it is used to train models; ask for a data privacy agreement for schools.
  3. Confirm age requirements and parental consent rules before giving access to children.
  4. Test explanations on topics you know well; AI tutors can still make factual or method mistakes.
  5. Agree on rules for AI use in assignments so students know what counts as their own work.

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