100 Plus Ways to Use Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom

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1	Brain Dump of Ideas	Notes

2	Advertisements
3	Arguments
4	Articles
5	As a source of information for student research projects and assignments.
6	As a virtual lab partner allowing students to ask questions and receive immediate answers about science concepts and experiments.
7	Blog posts
8	Brainstorm some ideas
9	Build a timeline	Example, build a timeline of all the battles during 1945
10	Build an outline of an article or other writing piece	Copy and paste the article inside or provide link. Example a news article
11	Can you give me an example of how to solve a [Problem statement]?
12	Chatting about a topic
13	Chatting with historical figures: Have students role-play as famous figures and have a conversation with A.I. as if they were alive today.
14	Children's books
15	Clarify some writing
16	Co Create a story where AI suggests plot ideas and twists in the story. Students go back to AI with their written work and ask for suggestions along the way. Will need to teach students what prompts to ask.
17	Code a website
18	Come up with a list of something. Then ask it to convert that list to a table.
19	Comedy sets
20	Comic books
21	Conspiracy theories
22	Contracts
23	Conversation simulation: Having A.I. simulate a conversation with you on a specific topic or scenario.
24	Cover letter
25	Create a dialog between two book characters
26	Create a presentation	Topic of your choice, number of slides, etc.
27	Create a study plan for a specific student	Be sure to give specific instructions on level, etc. Can customize for various students
28	Create imaginary creatures: Have students describe a made-up creature and have A.I. generate a detailed description of it.
29	Create songs based on some of your ideas	Write songs in a Taylor Swift voice, but sound like Dr. Seuss.
30	Create stories written in other languages for language learning
31	Creative nonfiction (travel writing personal essays etc.)
32	Creative writing prompts: Requesting A.I. to generate writing prompts for fiction, poetry, or other forms of creative writing.
33	Debate club: Have students pick a topic and use A.I. to argue both sides of the issue.	Sample Prompt: Be my debate partner. I will bring up a topic, you will take a side, then I will take the other. Argue at the level of a middle school student
34	Descriptions (landmarks products facial features etc.)
35	Diary entries
36	Dramas
37	Environmental writing (eco-thriller green living guides etc.)
38	Epic poetry
39	Essays (narrative persuasive expository etc.)
40	Exit Tickets
41	Explain how to solve a math problem: Solve the equation: 3x^2 + 6x - 15 = 0
42	Explain something (you decide on the something) using a certain number of words
43	Explain something complex as a story: explain the benefits of having a student with autism in a classroom. Tell it as a story for young students
44	Fact Check an article or essay
45	Fake/practice interview
46	Fan fiction
47	Fantasy writing (epic fantasy magical realism etc.)
48	Fictional scenarios
49	Fill In the Blank Exercises
50	Flash cards
51	Fortune teller: Have A.I. act as a virtual fortune teller, answering yes or no questions.
52	Generate dummy data	Great for a spreadsheet
53	Generate questions about an article	Copy and paste the article inside or provide link. Example a news article
54	Generate riddles: Have A.I. create riddles for students to solve.
55	Generate writing prompts: Have A.I. suggest creative writing prompts for students to use.
56	Guess the author: Have students input a quote and have A.I. guess who said it.
57	Have AI act as another member of a student group. Students will consult with the AI member for opinions on topics or to help resolve disagreement.
58	Have AI ask your student(s) a series of questions and then ask it to write a story based on those answers. Great for getting to know a new student and other ideas	This works better if you limit the number of questions and tell AI to ask you only one question at a time AND wait for your answer before asking the next question.
59	Have students have a conversation about a topic, such as cats, with A.I. in a foreign language
60	Historical writing (e.g. historical fiction biographies etc.)
61	Horror writing (ghost stories psychological thrillers etc.)
62	Hypotheses
63	Ideas for games to play in class
64	Impersonations: Have A.I. impersonate famous people or characters and see if you can guess who it is.
65	Improve writing
66	Interview an historical figure. Example, President Lincoln
67	Jokes and humor: Asking A.I. to generate jokes or humorous responses on a variety of topics.
68	Journal entries
69	Lab reports
70	Language translation: Requesting A.I. to translate phrases or sentences into different languages.
71	Lesson plans
72	Letters (letters to the editor, love letters, complaint letters, etc.),
73	Lexile
74	List of things you need to complete for assignment or anything
75	Lists
76	Mad Libs: Use A.I. to fill in the blanks of a Mad Lib story.
77	Magic 8 ball: Have A.I. answer life's burning questions as if it were a magic 8 ball.
78	Multiple Choice Quizzes
79	Mystery and thriller writing (murder mysteries spy novels etc.)
80	Narrative poetry
81	News reports
82	News summarization: Requesting a summary of current news articles or events.
83	Personal advice: Requesting A.I.'s advice on personal finance, relationships, career development, and more.
84	Personal Diet Plan
85	Plan an event
86	Play 20 questions: Challenge students to stump A.I. with a difficult question.
87	Play games with it. Two way where you interact: games you can play: https://techwiser.com/games-you-can-play-with-A.I./
88	Plays
89	Poem generator: Have A.I. generate poems on a given subject or theme.
90	Political writing (political satire political commentary etc.)
91	Press releases
92	Profiles (biographical profiles, company profiles, etc.)
93	Project based learning
94	Prompts (AI-generated prompts to feed into AI)
95	Proposals
96	Pros vs. cons lists
97	Provide feedback on an essay	Be sure to tell it where to focus. For example, grammar, punctuation, voice, tone, etc.
98	Question answering: Asking A.I. for information on a variety of topics, such as history, science, and current events.
99	Quiz show: Have A.I. host a quiz show on a specific topic and have students compete to answer questions correctly.
100	Random acts of kindness generator: Ask A.I. for ideas on random acts of kindness to do for others.