The educational landscape has witnessed a remarkable transformation in recent years, thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence.

Teachers now have access to a wide range of AI-powered tools that can streamline their work, enhance productivity, and improve the learning experience for students.

In this video, we will explore the top 10 AI tools for teachers, explaining what each tool is and how you can use it to make your life easier.

Wondershare Presentory is an AI-driven presentation tool designed to help teachers create engaging and interactive presentations.

It offers features such as automatic content recommendations, design suggestions, and real-time audience feedback.

Teachers can save time on creating visually appealing presentations and receive insights on how to keep students engaged during lectures.

Here we are in Presentory.

One of the things you can do is create a presentation using their AI.

Put in your presentation topic, create a presentation teaching the present continuous tense with activities and examples for ESL learners.

This is something you can use if you're teaching online, or if you're in a class, you can quickly create lessons using this AI.

Here we've got the outline, and you can just pick your theme that you want to create.

This is the presentation you can use.

You can switch some things around if you want to.

You can switch the camera.

You can fix some of the fonts.

This is what it looks like.

It's got the content in there for you, the introduction to it.

You might want to just make these bigger.

Got examples of it.

They are cooking dinner.

She's working on the project.

We are going on vacation.

It's got some practice activities, sentence completion, picture descriptions.

It's got role plays that they can use to engage learners, interactive exercises that you can use with a class.

You can go through it with your students, and you can present your lesson using this AI.

Check out Presentery by Wondershare.

ChatGPT, the granddaddy of all AI tools.

I made a video with 50 ways that teachers can use ChatGPT.

A PDF of all the ways are in the description below.

ChatGPT is a versatile AI chatbot that can be used by teachers to provide personalized support to students, whether it's answering questions, offering explanations, or even assisting with homework.

ChatGPT can serve as a virtual teaching assistant.

Teachers can use it to complement their teaching efforts and ensure that students have access to help outside of class hours.

So open up ChatGPT, you can do anything.

I've done a video on it before with 50 ideas for it.

So let's say, for example, create a curriculum for level A2 ESL learners.

As you can see, quickly makes it for us.

Week one to four, introductions, greetings, alphabet, basic pronunciation.

Go down for all the weeks it's got.

It's made 16 weeks for this curriculum.

Then you can also ask it to create a lesson plan.

Create a lesson plan on week eight, food and dining.

It says here food and dining, materials, introduction, vocabulary, practice, a role play, activity that you can do, and some homework.

ChatGPT has so many functions that you can use for your class.

Roshi is an AI tool designed to improve student writing skills.

It offers real-time feedback on grammar, style, and structure.

Teachers can integrate Roshi into their writing assignments to help students develop better writing habits and skills.

Here we are in Roshi, and you can create lessons with just one click.

Create your first lesson.

Generate a lesson, so you can make a story or a dialogue.

Pick from their feed to any article on the web, to a YouTube video, or write your own text.

Let's go to my YouTube channel, Etiquette English Teachers channel, and pick one of our videos to use.

For example, a lesson on teacher body language.

Add the video you want to use.

So it looks at the information, and it creates a lesson, gives a summary, gives us vocabulary that we can use based on the YouTube video.

It creates activities based on it, an answer key to show how it's done.

Alternatives include Tweet, Teach Anything, and literally anything.

AI Cheat Check is an AI tool that aids in detecting plagiarism in student submissions.

Teachers can use this tool to ensure academic integrity and maintain high standards of honesty.

AI Cheat Check scans through students' work, highlighting potential instances of plagiarism, and making it easier for educators to address academic misconduct.

Students can use AI to plagiarize their assignments.

So use an AI checker to check if it's their work or not.

Copy, and then you go here, you paste in whatever they gave you, and then check.

It's 96% certain that this text was written by AI.

You can also use tools like Grammarly or Turnitin to check for plagiarism.

Diffit is an AI tool for creating personalized learning paths for students.

Teachers can use it to analyze students' strengths and weaknesses, and tailor lessons to meet individual needs.

This tool can significantly enhance the effectiveness of personalized learning in the classroom.

At Diffit, you can create differentiated activities or work for your students.

You can search for a topic, let's say the past continuous tense.

It created an adapted reading passage, and it also creates a summary, vocabulary words, it creates some questions, and some open-ended prompts on the subject.

Story AI is an innovative tool that helps teachers create compelling educational content, such as stories and narratives.

With AI-generated content suggestions and enhancements, educators can make learning materials more engaging and relatable to students, ultimately enhancing the learning experience.

With Story AI or Story Wizard, you can write your own story for the students to use.

You can also encourage them to create their own stories and then fix it up.

What type of genre do you want?

Let's say I want an adventure.

What characters are there?

Eric, age 23, because everybody loves you when you're 23.

A very cool guy.

Where does the story take place?

Home.

Make it a happy ending with a lesson being learned about friendship.

You have to add your email address, and then they will email it to you.

And here we have our stories, and now generate the full story.

Eric sets out on a camouflaged adventure after accidentally discovering a true treasure map in his school library, ultimately unraveling the importance of shared experiences and friendships along the journey.

And here is our story.

Cool beyond the map, an adventure of friendship.

Eric had always been cool.

Okay, and here we go, a short story on it.

Sure, it's fun to be cool, but in the end, it's our shared moments and deep connections that become our real treasures.

The sentiment rings loud and clear through this tale.

For younger learners, you can use Story Wizard.

Quiz Gecko is an AI-based quiz and assessment generator.

Teachers can use it to create quizzes, tests, and assessments quickly.

The tool also provides analytics to help teachers understand student performance and adjust their teaching methods accordingly.

Quiz Gecko and all these other question apps can create tests and quizzes easily.

It can turn any text into a quiz.

It makes it shareable, multiple question types, and a YouTube video to quiz, so you can add a video.

It's got marking, it's got reports, and stats.

Other alternatives include Quiz Generator, QuizBot, and Concur. iScanner is an AI tool that simplifies document management for teachers.

It can scan, organize, and store documents digitally, making it easier to access and share materials with students.

This tool streamlines administrative tasks and reduces clutter in the physical classroom.

Here we've got an example of how iScanner works.

Download the app, and then you take a photo of the paper document, and you turn it into a PDF, and you can easily send it to other people.

This is fantastic, so that you don't have that much paper in class.

Canva is a popular AI-powered graphic design tool that teachers can use to create visually appealing educational materials.

From infographics to posters, teachers can design stunning visual content to engage students and convey information effectively.

It also has a magic write tool where you can create documents.

Canva, in my opinion, is one of the best apps or websites out there, which allows you to create any type of visual content.

Thumbnails for YouTube, you can create whiteboards, documents, presentations for social media.

And you can also use the AI to create documents.

Write a document explaining the present continuous tense with examples and activities.

Here are some activities.

If you're not happy with it, you can add to it.

Give five activities for ESL learners to practice the present continuous tense.

Thing, charades, picture prompts, Simon Says, video clips, and role-playing.

Gradescope is an AI-driven grading and assessment platform that streamlines the grading process for teachers.

It enables educators to efficiently grade assignments, quizzes, and exams online.

The platform employs AI to recognize and categorize student responses, making the grading process faster and more consistent.

Teachers can provide detailed feedback and analytics to students, helping them understand their performance and areas for improvement.

With Gradescope, teachers can spend less time on manual grading and more time focusing on teaching and providing valuable feedback to their students, ultimately improving the educational experience.

Here we have Gradescope.

This is where you can get AI to check your students' exams, homework, and even code.

Use paper-based assignments or programming.

Pick which subject it is, and then the app will check it using AI, and it will also give feedback.

So it scans student work, grade submissions, send or export grades, and detailed analytics.

By incorporating these tools into their teaching strategies, educators can not only make their lives easier, but also provide a more enriching educational journey for their students.