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2. Canva AI Canva’s built-in AI assistant can help teachers with everything from generating catchy lesson titles to writing classroom instructions or brainstorming ideas for activities and projects.

In this post I share a collection of some of the best AI academic search engines that I wish they were around when I was doing my PhD. They could have saved me a lot of effort and time. While these AI ...

The way it works is simple and easy: you upload your documents to NotebookLM and then engage with them through a built-in chat interface. You can ask questions about the content, explore methodologies ...