When used carefully, educational tools that utilize artificial intelligence can be time-saving and help teachers and students to create materials and presentations and even self-assess their own work. It is also the case that AI in the classroom can pose a slew of challenges and ethical concerns. AI tools do not always cite their sources, are often unclear about how they use student data, and can promote bias. Despite these concerns, the tools we've gathered here can be used to enhance students' classroom experience, particularly when employed alongside tools from our Lessons and Tools for Teaching About Artificial Intelligence list. Many of the tools below are free, are adaptable for different ages and learning styles, and include privacy evaluations. Use this list to explore exciting opportunities for experimenting with evolving technology. 

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