Tools

Before You Use These Tools

Disclaimer: The Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Network (MAIN) does not endorse any tool on this list.
Instead, we share these tools for learning and general awareness.

Why This List Exists

AI tools change fast. Because of that, it can be hard to keep up.

This page lists common tools people use today. As a result, you can explore options and learn what they do.

General AI Assistants

These tools help with writing and ideas. In addition, they can help with questions and research.

• ChatGPT:
  A chat-based tool for writing, coding, and questions.
• Claude:
  A chat-based assistant focused on helpful and safe replies.
• Perplexity:
  A search tool that gives answers and shows sources.

Tools for Education

These tools support teaching and learning. For example, they can help with planning and feedback.

• BoodleBox:
  A platform that supports responsible AI use in education.
• MagicSchool:
  A tool for lesson planning and assessments.
• EduAide.Ai:
  An assistant for lesson plans and classroom resources.
• StudyFetch:
  A study tool that turns files into notes and quizzes.
• Brisk:
  A tool that works with Google Docs and Classroom.
• Sibme:
  A video tool for teacher reflection and coaching.

Tools for Creative Work

These tools help create media. For example, they can generate images, audio, or video.

• Sora:
  A tool that makes short videos from text prompts.
• Midjourney:
  An image tool used for art and design.
• Suno:
  A tool for AI-generated music and audio.
• HeyGen:
  A tool for videos used in presentations and messages.
• Canva:
  A design tool with AI features.

Tools for Work and Coding

These tools support work tasks. Meanwhile, some tools focus on writing code and technical search.

• Microsoft Copilot:
  An assistant inside Microsoft 365 apps.
• GitHub Copilot:
  A coding helper for developers.
• Otter.ai:
  A tool for meeting notes and transcripts.
• DeepL:
  A translation tool known for accuracy.
• QuillBot:
  A writing tool for paraphrasing and grammar.
• Phind:
  A search tool for developers.
• DeepSeek:
  An open-source AI model for advanced tasks.
• Read:
  A tool that summarizes meetings and action items.
• Gamma:
  A tool that helps create slides and documents.
• Napkin AI:
  A tool that helps organize ideas.

Check Back for Updates

New tools appear often. Therefore, check back to see what is new.