Education AI tools

Praktika is an AI-powered language-learning app focused on spoken English practice. It uses animated AI tutors, guided lessons, role-play scenarios, pronunciation feedback, and personalized study plans.

Caktus AI is an education-focused generative AI platform offering tools for writing, studying, coding, mathematics, science, citations, and academic assistance through a web application aimed primarily at students.

Loora is an AI-powered English speaking coach delivered through mobile apps. It provides conversational practice, pronunciation and grammar feedback, vocabulary support, and personalized sessions available on demand.

Packback is an education technology platform for college discussion, writing, and student inquiry. Its software uses AI-assisted feedback and moderation to help instructors manage assignments and encourage source-backed participation.

QuestionWell is an AI-assisted teacher tool that turns source text, topics, or webpages into question sets and learning objectives. Educators can edit results and export them to supported quiz and classroom platforms.

Mindgrasp is an AI study assistant that turns uploaded documents, lecture recordings, videos, and web links into notes, summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and answers grounded in the source material.

Gauth is an AI-powered education app from ByteDance that lets students scan or type homework questions and receive explanations across mathematics and other school subjects, with access to human tutors also offered.

StudyFetch is an AI study platform that turns uploaded course materials into study aids such as notes, flashcards, quizzes and practice tests. It also provides an AI tutor, Spark.E, for questions about learning materials.

Eduaide.Ai is an AI-assisted workspace for educators. It helps teachers generate lesson materials, assessments, activities, rubrics, feedback, and other classroom resources, with options to adapt content for different learners.

Curipod is an education platform for creating interactive classroom lessons. Teachers can use AI to generate lesson materials and engage students through activities such as polls, drawings, discussions, and feedback.

Diffit is an AI-assisted education tool that helps teachers adapt reading materials, generate leveled passages, and create instructional resources such as summaries, vocabulary lists, questions, and student activities.

Brisk Teaching is an AI-powered education platform and browser extension for teachers. It helps create instructional materials, provide writing feedback, adjust reading levels, and perform other classroom workflows.

Speak is an AI-powered language-learning app focused on spoken practice. It uses conversational exercises, speech recognition, personalized lessons, and an AI tutor to help learners build speaking skills.

ELSA Speak is an AI-assisted English-learning app focused on speaking and pronunciation. It analyzes learners’ speech and provides feedback on pronunciation, fluency, intonation, grammar, and vocabulary.

Ello is an AI-assisted reading tutor for children. Its mobile app listens as a child reads aloud, offers support when needed, and provides access to decodable stories and personalized reading practice.

DreamBox Math is an adaptive online mathematics program for K–8 students. It adjusts lessons using learner interactions and gives educators curriculum-aligned instruction, progress data, and classroom reporting tools.

Amira Learning is an AI-powered reading tutor and assessment platform for students. It listens as learners read aloud, evaluates reading performance, and provides personalized practice and feedback to support literacy instruction.

SchoolAI is an AI platform for K–12 classrooms that lets educators create monitored student chat spaces, provide individualized activities, and review insights from student interactions. It also offers teacher productivity tools.

Otus is a K–12 educational technology platform that combines learning management, assessment, student data, and progress monitoring. It gives educators tools to plan instruction and review academic and related student information.

Knewton Alta is a courseware platform for higher education that combines adaptive learning technology with openly available educational content, assessments, and instructor tools for selected college subjects.

An education platform for checking text similarity, reviewing possible plagiarism, grading assignments, and giving feedback. It combines Turnitin’s similarity report with online marking and feedback workflows.

MATHia is Carnegie Learning’s adaptive mathematics software for middle school and high school students. It provides individualized practice, step-by-step guidance, and progress data for teachers.

CENTURY Tech is an education technology platform that uses artificial intelligence and learning science to personalize study pathways, identify knowledge gaps, and provide teachers with data on student progress.

ALEKS is an adaptive, web-based learning and assessment system for mathematics, chemistry, statistics, and related subjects. It uses Knowledge Space Theory to identify what a learner knows and select subsequent topics.

Khan Academy’s AI-powered tutor and teaching assistant supports guided student learning, lesson planning, assessments, rubrics, and classroom preparation. It is built using OpenAI technology and integrated with Khan Academy.

Duolingo Max is Duolingo’s top subscription tier, adding generative-AI learning features to the app. It launched with Roleplay and Explain My Answer and later added Video Call with the character Lily.

Fishtree was an adaptive learning platform for K–12 schools that helped educators plan lessons, curate resources, assign work, and personalize instruction using learner data and recommendation technology.

Gradescope is an assessment and grading platform for paper, digital, and programming assignments. It helps instructors organize submissions, apply rubric-based grading, return feedback, and analyze question-level results.

Photomath is a mobile math-learning app that scans printed or handwritten problems with a device camera and presents solutions with step-by-step explanations across multiple math topics.

Socratic was a mobile learning app that let students photograph or type homework questions to find explanations, videos, and web resources. Google acquired its developer in 2018 and later discontinued the app.

Quizlet Q-Chat was an AI tutoring feature that used a conversational interface to quiz learners, explain concepts, and guide study sessions using material available through Quizlet.