[CASL-L] AI Research Tools

[LaPlante, Casey]

High School Folks--

My jaw dropped when I saw these AI sites that can pull information from
peer-reviewed sources, summarize the findings, and provide citations and
even links to articles!
You've all got to check these out. And Perplexity and Consensus can be used
without a login, which means students can use them!

https://www.techlearning.com/news/3-useful-ai-research-tools-for-educators

Anyone else have any favorite AI tools they're using? I've been diving deep
into these as well as ways for teachers to save time and engage students.

Casey

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Casey LaPlante
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Granby Memorial High School
Granby, CT

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