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How

Educators
Use AI
The Top 5 Use Cases & Most
Popular AI Tools Among
Educators at the
End of 2023
Almost a year after Generative AI
came crashing onto the scene,
more and more educators are
using AI in their day to day work.

Here’s a summary of the current


state of play, based on up to date
research with eduators globally.

Let’s go

Dr Philippa Hardman | Creator of DOMS AI


& host of The AI-Powered Learning Science
Bootcamp
# 5 Task
Automation
One common use case for AI in education is
the automation of repetitive tasks, like
drafting emails, note-taking & summarising
long -form text.

Most popular tools among educators:

ChatGPT: for basic tasks like


text summarisation.

Fathom AI: for recording,


transcribing & theming live
interactions.
# 4 Writing &
Communicating
Many educators use AI daily to co-create
scripts & lesson plans, using AI to mimic
their own or someone else’s writing style
and - often - to translate course materials
into multiple languages.

Most popular tools among educators:

ChatGPT, Bing & Bard: for


writing from scratch or editing
existing text.

Smartcat: for translations.


# 3 Research &
Analysis
In the last three months especially, more
and more educators are using AI to review
and iterate their classes.
They do this by inputting existing
qualitative and qualitative data & working
with AI to analyse & implement it.

Most popular tools among educators:

ChatGPT, Bing & Bard: are the


got-to tools used to analyse
both qualitative & quantitative
data.

Anonymise your
data first!
# 2 Brainstorming
& Ideation
Many educators use AI daily as a sidekick to
give feedback on their work, help them to
generate new and creative ideas and
structure their thoughts.

Most popular tools among educators:

ChatGPT: for brainstorming &


providing feedback on ideas.

Claude: educators love to use


the doc upload function to get
feedback on existing content, e.g.
session plans.
# 1 Content
Creation
By far the most common use case for
generative AI among educators is the
generation of course material, text, images,
videos, images, voiceovers, video/audio
production, etc.

Most popular tools among educators:

ChatGPT4: for general scripting &


content generation.
Dall-E: for image generation.

WellSaid Labs: for creating text-to-


speech voiceovers for video or images.

Synthesia: for creating video.


PS: What Can't
AI Do?
While researching AI uses, I also asked
educators what they have found challenging
while working with AI over the last year.
This quote captures the most common
answer:

“AI is great for streamlining functional parts


of my process, but not great at writing
objectives, suggesting activities etc. When I
work with AI on complex tasks, the
process takes longer and I get a lower
quality output than I do working solo.”

AI needs you!
Thatʼs all folks!

If you liked this, give me


a follow on LinkedIn &
check out my AI- Powered
Learning Science
Bootcamp.

Dr Philippa Hardman | Creator of DOMS AI


& host of The AI-Powered Learning Science
Bootcamp

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