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2026’s Best Artificial Intelligence Tools & Resources For Teachers & Students – Part One

larryferlazzo.edublogs.org · published 25 June 2026

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https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2023/01/01/a-collection-of-best-lists-about-using-artificial-intelligence-in-education/
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“My AI Toolkit: Studio” Is An Exceptional Resource For ELL Teachers Read at the source ↗
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“Twin Pics” Looks Like A Good Classroom Game To Support ELL Writing Read at the source ↗
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“How to Use Artificial Intelligence With English Learners—According to Teachers” Read at the source ↗
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Inductive Teaching Has Always Been An Effective Strategy, Perhaps Even More So In The AI Era Read at the source ↗
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Google Translate’s “Practice” Feature Finally Makes Itself A Useful Tool For Language Learning – It Now Assesses Your Pronunciation! Read at the source ↗
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What Do You Think Of These Two Questions For Helping Guide School AI Use? Read at the source ↗
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This Idea Of Beginning Lessons With A “Micro-Inquiry” Is A Good One, & I Like This Free AI Tool Designed To Create Them Read at the source ↗
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Note To College Instructors: Um, I Don’t Think Your Students Are Reading Your Textbook Or Materials Read at the source ↗
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“The Claim Auditor” Uses AI To Verify…Claims That People Say Are Research-Based Read at the source ↗
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“Quizdes” Is A Free & Decent Alternative To Wayground Or Kahoot – If You Needed One Read at the source ↗
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“What If History” Is A Fun AI Tool & Also Makes Me Feel Sad About What AI Has Done To Classrooms Read at the source ↗
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“Dulink” Translates Any Article AND They Make It Look Nice Read at the source ↗
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“Write In English” Is A New & Free AI Tool I Created That Is A Rough Approximation Of Something That Could Be Very Effective In Helping ELLs Read at the source ↗
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Google Translate Now Offers Simultaneous Translation On iPhones Using Headphones – This Will Be Great For ELL Students In English-Proficient Classes Read at the source ↗
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How Did I Not Know About YouTube’s “Ask About This Video” Feature? It Can Be An Excellent Tool For ELLs Read at the source ↗
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“Speak Free” Is A Decent – & Free – Tool for Practicing English Pronunciation Read at the source ↗
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This Is Interesting: Foundations Putting A Bunch Of Money Into Creating AI Tools For English Language Learners Read at the source ↗
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In Many Ways, I Think “ESLvideo” May Now Be One Of The Best Examples For AI Education Use On The Web Read at the source ↗
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The Best Resources For Teachers, Especially Those Teaching ELLs, To Learn About Google’s NotebookLM Read at the source ↗
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“Spot Different” Could Come In Very Handy For ELL Teachers Read at the source ↗
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“Instrument Playground” Would Be A Good Tool For Students Learn About Different Musical…Instruments Read at the source ↗
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“Padlet Arcade” Looks Like A Great – &, For Now At Least, Free – Place To Easily Create Online Learning Games Read at the source ↗
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Who’d Have Thought? Students Who Prompt AI To Create Texts They’re Interested In Are More Likely To Want To Read Them Read at the source ↗
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I’ve Created Five Free Chatbots For Teachers & Others, And Some Have Become Quite Popular – Here Links To All Of Them Read at the source ↗
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Google Uses Its AI To Create Its Most Elaborate Relatively Useless Tool Yet Read at the source ↗
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Google Just Created A New AI Tool That Is Perfect For Teachers Of ELL Newcomers Read at the source ↗
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“Vocab.top” Seems Like A Particularly Good Multilingual Dictionary Read at the source ↗
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“My Story Steps” Has Potential For Long-Distance Grandparents Like Me Read at the source ↗
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“Odyssey” Is An AI-Powered Video Tool That Could Be Useful To English Language Learners Read at the source ↗
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“LineSpeak” Is An AI Tool To Assess Pronunciation & It Seems To Have A Generous Free Plan Read at the source ↗
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“Uttered” Might Become A Decent Video Option For English Language Learners Read at the source ↗
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Some Studies Say That AI Tutors Are Supposedly Effective, But For Whom? Read at the source ↗
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If I Was Still Teaching, I’d Use This Writing Prompt As Part Of My Unit On Artificial Intelligence Read at the source ↗
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I Benefited A Lot From Reading This Piece About AI In Education, & I Think All Educators Could, Too Read at the source ↗
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“LangTwo” Seems Like A Decent AI-Powered Language Tool & It’s Free (For Now, At Least) Read at the source ↗
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“Spelly” Looks Like A Good Free Tool Where ELLs Can Get Their Pronunciation Assessed Read at the source ↗
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“New Life” Seems To Do An Excellent Job Of Comparing What Life Is Like In Two Different Places Read at the source ↗
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Five AI-Created Infographics Sharing Info On AI Research & My Recommendations Read at the source ↗
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Excellent Summary Of Research On AI & Learning, But Recommendations Are Pretty Weak Read at the source ↗
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“Hidden Door” Uses AI To Let You Role-Play Within Classic Novels Read at the source ↗
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I’m Pretty Surprised That Sal Khan Wrote This Op Ed, & Even More Surprised The NY Times Published It Read at the source ↗
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“Mock Talk” Looks Like A Good – And Free – Tool Where ELLs Can Practice Speaking Read at the source ↗
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The Most Useful Free Or VERY Low Cost AI Tools For Supporting English Language Learners Read at the source ↗
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With “Learn Everything,” Google Strikes Out Again In Trying To Make AI Useful Read at the source ↗
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“Talk To Dai” Seems Like A Decent AI-Powered Language Learning Tool, & It’s Free (At Least, For Now) Read at the source ↗
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I REALLY Think Secondary ELL Teachers Should Consider Radically Restructuring Classes, But I’m Not Sure If They Are Read at the source ↗
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“Hello Nabu” Looks Like One Of The Best Free AI-Powered Language Learning Tools That I’ve Seen So Far Read at the source ↗
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Google Unveils “Scholar Labs” For Academic Research – Seems “Meh” Read at the source ↗
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https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2023/06/08/i-asked-artificial-intelligence-to-recommend-student-writing-prompts-that-cant-be-easily-helped-by-ai-here-are-14-of-them/
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https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2023/03/23/the-best-resources-for-helping-students-see-the-benefits-of-writing-in-the-ai-age/
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https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2023/05/18/not-necessarily-the-best-but-a-list-of-ai-teacher-prep-sites/
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