The best AI apps and tools for students
13 articlesIf you spend long hours in traffic or on a bike, you are wasting brilliant study time. ElevenLabs converts your notes into shockingly realistic audio you can listen to anywhere.
Most students already have access to Microsoft Copilot for free through their university Microsoft account — and they don't even know it. Here's how to actually use it.
The best free AI image tools for posters, presentations and infographics — plus how to write prompts that actually work.
Three major AI assistants. One student. Which should you actually use? An honest three-way comparison.
ChatGPT is the most powerful study partner you have access to right now. Here is the exact process to use it for exam preparation.
I used Gamma.app for 10 university presentations. Here is my honest review of what it does well, where it falls short, and whether it is worth using.
Canva AI lets students create professional presentations, posters, infographics, and social media graphics without any design skills. Here is the complete guide.
Perplexity AI is the research tool every student should be using. Real-time web search with cited sources, completely free for the basic plan.
I used both Claude and ChatGPT every day for a full semester. Here is my honest comparison of which AI is actually better for assignments, research, and studying.
Google NotebookLM lets you upload your lecture notes and textbooks then chat with them like ChatGPT. Here is exactly how to use it for exams and research.
Generic prompts get generic answers. These 50 specific prompts actually work for students.
Get publication-quality images for your assignments and presentations without paying a cent.
Stop wasting hours on assignments. These 10 AI tools will save you 10+ hours every week.