Guide To Identifying and Evaluating AI Tools for Higher Education

Faculty Advisory Council On Teaching and Technology (FACT2)

Guide To Identifying and Evaluating AI Tools for Higher Education

The number of AI tools that could be used in higher education prohibits a full exploration of each tool in this report. However, there are a number of excellent sites that make it easy for faculty to identify AI tools that would work well for a particular course or activity. Below are three helpful sites.

There’s An AI for That – The Biggest AI Aggregator
- Large database to find the best tools for a wide variety of use cases.
Futurepedia
- Collection of 35,000+ AIs. Updated daily and sortable by curated communities for specific fields/topics.
Wondertools Collection
- List of AIs with articles on uses and features.

Once a potential tool has been identified for use in courses or programs, faculty should evaluate the tool prior to implementation. Evaluating an artificial intelligence tool for use in a higher education course requires a systematic approach to ensure its effectiveness and suitability for the educational context.

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