AI GLOSSARY OF TERMS
From students to professionals, this resource is designed to empower every reader with a solid and clear understanding of the critical concepts that drive generative AI.From exploring foundational terms such as neural networks and deep learning to understanding the nuances of GANs, this glossary has been curated to offer a structured and comprehensive pathway to becoming proficient in the language of generative AI.
AGE OF LEARNING
Age of Learning provides mathematics, reading and other foundational literacy for pre-K to 2nd grade students. Utilizing AI-driven interactive entertainment, the company’s applications are able to create engaging and personalized learning paths depending on students’ skills. Along with at-home learning options, Age of Learning also has mathematics and reading curriculums available for classroom settings.
ADOBE FIRELY
Adobe Firefly is an AI image generator that also allows users to edit the image. “Adobe can make fliers and things for you just by typing in what you're looking for,” he says. This can cut down on presentation or other types of teacher prep, but it can also be a fun tool to explore with students.
Amira Learning is a virtual learning application created to accelerate young student reading comprehension. Using AI technology, Amira has students read stories aloud and can assess oral reading fluency as well as pinpoint areas for improvement. For teachers and parents, Amira also provides services such as student progress reports and dyslexia risk screening.
ANIMATED DRAWINGS
This tool from Meta AI research allows people to create a drawing, upload an image of that drawing, and then have that image come to life in animation.
BARD
Google’s answer to ChatGPT hasn’t yet caught on in the same manner as the GPT-powered chatbot, but Bard has similar functionality and has been generating interest from many teachers Key knows. It can do much of what ChatGPT can, and that includes generating lesson plans and quizzes, and doing a decent, though far-from-perfect, job at writing anything you ask it to. My take from using this tool is Bard may be a little better than the free version of ChatGPT, yet it can’t quite match ChatGPT Plus, which is powered by GPT-4.
BLIPPAR
Blippar’s products combine computer vision intelligence technology and augmented reality to enhance the way students learn in the classroom. The interactive materials bring subjects like geography, biology and physics to a visual space. For example, instead of reading about a volcanic eruption, the system shows students a virtual 3D model of the eruption process.
BLUE CANOE
Using AI technology as a personal teacher, Blue Canoe is an application for students to learn spoken English skills. With its speech recognition, users can engage in speech exercises and receive feedback on specific letter or sound pronunciation. The application offers various avenues for practice at all levels, including opportunities for games and full conversations.
BRISK TEACHING
Brisk Teaching is a free AI Chrome extension that integrates directly with your tools like Google Docs. A cool feature allows you to change the reading level of any webpage. To save time, consider Brisk Teaching's Targeted Feedback feature, where you can quickly draft specific, in-line, and standards-aligned student feedback.
CANVA
Canva has Ai built in. It can lay the foundation for an engaging slideshow presentation. Canva's Magic Write feature can draft initial word copy for posts, emails, and other written communications.
CARNEGIE LEARNING
Carnegie Learning uses AI and machine learning to help students develop a deeper conceptual understanding of mathematics, English literacy and world languages. The company’s platforms for high school and college-level students employ responsive AI that studies a student’s habits and personalizes the learning experience to help them fully grasp educational concepts.
CENTURY TECH
Century Tech’s platform utilizes cognitive neuroscience and data analytics to create personalized learning plans and reduce workloads for instructors. The AI platform tracks student progress, identifies knowledge gaps and offers personal study recommendations and feedback. Century also gives teachers access to resources and reduces time spent planning, grading and managing homework.
Chat GPT
A Chatbot developed by open AI. Based on a large language model, it enables users to refine and steer a conversation towards a desired length, format, style, level of detail, and language.
COGNII
Cognii makes AI-based products for K-12 and higher education institutions, as well as corporate training organizations. Its virtual learning assistant employs conversational technology to guide students in open-format responses that improve critical-thinking skills. The assistant also provides real-time feedback, one-on-one tutoring and is customized to each student’s needs.
CONKER
Conker is brought to you by Mote Technologies. It is a quiz builder that harnesses AI to generate quizzes quickly with varied question types to keep students engaged. Teachers can you Conker to automate quiz creation with AI. Choose from ready-made, standards-aligned assessments.
COPILOT
Copilot is a Microsoft tools which gives you a first draft to edit and iterate on.
CURIPOD
Curipod is an interactive presentation tool for making lessons. One can create their own lessons or use the AI generator to create engaging and interactive lessons and activities (e.g., polls, word clouds and drawings)
DIFFIT
Diffit is an AI-based platform designed to facilitate differentiated instruction.
FLINT
Flint is an AI platform built specifically for K-12 schools, and unlike tools like ChatGPT, it does not use student chat data to train its generative AI model. Use Flint’s prompts to develop classroom activities, complete with handouts and take-home materials.
KIDAPTIVE
Kidaptive’s Adaptive Learning Platform (ALP) contains AI algorithms that help educational institutions collect data and increase learner engagement. The ALP platform uses AI to optimally introduce and challenge students based on each student’s perceived strengths and weaknesses. The platform also predicts future academic performance based on underlying patterns and relationships.
KNEWTON
Knewton creates adaptive learning technology for higher education. Its program, called alta, helps identify gaps in a student’s knowledge, provides relevant coursework and places students back on track for college-level courses. Alta also helps instructors teach at different educational levels and is currently used for biology, mathematics, psychology and more.