October 20, 2025 - For example, platforms like DreamBox and Smart Sparrow analyze student responses in real time to adapt lessons dynamically, enabling every student to master concepts at their own speed.

Such image restoration can be adapted to educational materials. For example, in art and design schools, restoring old images would provide the detection of important details of artworks.

October 10, 2025 - GenAI can assist with overcoming these skill gaps: coding for a business class, foreign languages for research, art skills for building visual aids, and even building games for class engagement.

January 29, 2024 - Custom learning is another use case of generative AI in education and learning, making it more adaptive and effective. For instance, different AI tools can adjust math problem difficulty and type based on individual student performance, providing ...

March 27, 2025 - Half of teachers use generative AI-powered tools like ChatGPT at least once a week for tasks like grading, lesson planning, and creating quizzes and assignments. Even more impressive, 77% of educators think AI is helpful, according to data from ...

I want you to act like an example generator and create 3 different examples for Y-level students that demonstrate X in action. e.g. X = ethos; Y = Freshman College Students. (Mollick has a similar prompt). You can also provide existing test questions and ask it to create variations. And keep tweaking until they are to your liking. Generative AI tools can be used to write or help you write.

DALL-E 3 is a text-to-image diffusion model developed by OpenAI that can generate realistic images from text descriptions. In UK higher education, DALL-E 2 can be used to create visual aids for teaching, develop infographics and presentations, and create personalised learning resources for students.

AI for Education also has a reputable resource center for educators. aiEDU (aiedu.org): Useful to introduce middle and high school students to AI. It provides AI-themed warm-up activities as well as in-depth project-based activities. Recommended for teachers grades 7-12. Generative AI in K-12 Education: Challenges and Opportunities (Common Sense Media): A thoughtful and comprehensive survey of AI principles/guidelines; AI literacy for educators; emerging uses in education; risks and challenges; student perspectives; and recommendations.

November 21, 2025 - Generative AI: A Case Study on Classroom Applications, by Dr. Lucie Moussu, Royal Military College of Canada, 31 Jan 2024 ... From Classroom to Command: AI Literacy in Higher Education and PME, by Chloe Woida (ctr), Naval Postgraduate School, 15 Feb 2024

May 21, 2024 - The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction’s Generative AI Implementation Recommendations and Considerations for PK-13 Public Schools identifies that AI “can help reduce the burden of teaching as well as improve educators’ ability to personalize learning for their students, thus improving teaching and learning” and provides various examples of “Teacher Use Cases of Generative AI” and “AI Resistant, AI Assisted, & AI Partnered Assignments.”

While the specter of students using AI to cheat has raised concerns among educators around the world, the potential positive and productive uses of AI counterbalance those fears. Indeed, AI can be used to inspire and foster creativity, lend multiple perspectives, summarize existing materials, generate and reinforce lesson plans, and stimulate image creation.

There are many generative AI tools available (both free and paid) to faculty and students, but there are three main types most commonly utilized: natural language processing tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini), text-to-image ...

November 15, 2024 - AI can support teachers in creating activities based on research-based strategies such as contrasting cases (eg, Dan Schwartz, Stanford), for example contrasting the graphs of equations that differ only in their use of +/- operators. Flipping the classroom, in which students study independently what would previously have been the subject of a teacher lecture and then spend teacher time on applications and problem-solving, can be effective but hard work. Tools such as Mindjoy—which lets you create STEM AI-based tutors—can generate materials to support flipping and work with students while the teacher circulates.

Part 1 focuses on using generative AI to structure the layout of a rubric, review and refine rubric criteria and weights. Part 2 focuses on reviewing and adjusting performance descriptors to ensure appropriate use of terminology, detail so students can demonstrate learning and reconciling any conflicting descriptions. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) expert Prof. Terry Cumming, Professor of Special Education ...

September 8, 2025 - Today, various platforms use games to make learning innovative and motivational for students. One of the real-life examples of gamification in eLearning involves Kahoot, which is a gaming eLearning platform.

August 12, 2025 - For example, students may use generative AI to create emails from the school to parents that seem realistic. Schools and colleges are free to make their own choices about the most suitable use cases for generative AI tools in their settings, as long as they comply with their wider statutory obligations such as keeping children safe in education...

August 7, 2024 - Such advancements lead to an education system where students progress at their own speed, enhancing engagement and minimizing frustration. Generative AI tools are being used to automatically produce educational content, ranging from textbook material and quiz questions to interactive simulations.

AI Can Lead to Bullying, Lying, and Disinformation While some surveyed noted that generative AI can be a safe space for companionship and comfort, many others stressed the potential AI-related harms of bullying. “You can use it to take someone’s voice and make it sound like they’re saying something they didn’t say,” wrote one survey participant. A number of teens surveyed described examples of using generative tools to create voices and images that can be used to enhance bullying in and out of school.

May 22, 2025 - For example, tools like ChatGPT and DALL.E are great examples of how generative AI can perform human-like creativity. The increasing investments in EdTech and personalized learning are becoming major drivers in the rapidly increasing market ...

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