This page describes some AI tools designed to help students.
For more information on AI for students, view How to Cite AI, Other AI Tips, and AI in NSU Library Databases.
Aimed at researchers, academics, and professionals across various fields, Elicit helps with various tasks , such as summarizing papers, extracting crucial data, and synthesizing findings into coherent insights. It provides access to a vast database of 125 million academic papers. This is an independent tool.
Summarize, compare, and ask questions to any PDF. The tool enables users to chat with multiple documents at the same time allowing them to ask questions that reference multiple sources, compare content, or find connections between different documents. This is an independent tool.
Quillbot
It is useful for paraphrasing, summarizing, and enhancing vocabulary.
Adobe Firefly
Firefly is an Adobe Creative app that allows users to create and manipulate images based on text inputs. With the latest image model you can create higher-quality images with better composition, photorealistic details, and improved mood and lighting.
Possible additional details: Generative Fill; Text to Image; Generative Extend
Wolfram’s Problem Generator
This stand-alone creation tool provides students with access to unlimited AI-generated practice problems and answers. Each question is generated instantly and includes printable worksheets, built-in hints, and step-by-step solutions.
Possible additional details: Practice for all ages; history of recent responses.
JungleAI
Create flashcards and multiple-choice questions in seconds with this stand-alone tool. JungleAI makes practice questions for students from any material and in any language.
Possible additional details- different material types/formats created
Adobe Express
A free, cloud-based app that lets you create graphics, videos and other visual content. It includes AI features, powered by Adobe Firefly, such as inserting and removing objects, drawing, painting, and more.
Canva
Canva assists in creating visually appealing presentations and graphics.
The Student Guide to AI tutorial covers what generative AI is and how it works, related issues such as plagiarism, copyright violations, bias, AI errors or “hallucinations”; whether or not to use AI in school, how to write AI prompts and how to cite AI.