Use cases

Let students play a text and image version of the Oregon Trail card game, where the AI will generate events based on the official rules.

Have AI conduct a review session with students by providing practical engineering problems where the O(n) time complexity has to be determined.

Let students talk to AI Winston about living under a totalitarian regime and his views on freedom and individuality.

Let students interview AI subject matter experts to better understand the impact of microplastics in the Great Lakes.

Have AI quiz students on the contents of Hank Green’s “Aristotle & Virtue Theory” CrashCourse YouTube video.

Have students speak in Spanish with an AI that specifically uses vocab words from a provided Quizlet.

Have students play the role of JFK during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and simulate decision making while responding to updates from AI role-playing as advisors.

Give students practice in identifying and fixing buggy Java code that is provided by an AI.

Have AI conduct a study session to answer student questions and help in visualizing different parametric and polar curves.

Have AI give students feedback on their initial drafts of an essay, based on their grade level and a provided rubric.

Let students test their knowledge of variation, competition, and reproduction in a turn-by-turn game.

Let students debate against AI about the ethics of using AI in various aspects of the medical field (e.g. decision-making, patient diagnosis, hospital management).

Give students interactive practice identifying cardinal directions through a realistic road trip scenario.

Place students head-to-head in a Python programming competition against AI that automatically matches their level.

Provide practice for adding and subtracting monetary amounts in a shopping spree simulation.

Have students participate in a book club discussion with an AI in order to discuss their interpretation of different symbols in TKAM.

Give students extra practice for the AP Chemistry exam by having AI quiz them on the formula and charge of polyatomic ions.

Based off of 'Crito' (book by Plato), let students play the role of Crito and try to convince AI Socrates to escape prison.

Present students with an AI practice buddy who can check their work based on pictures they upload and help visualize the triangles.

In preparation for reading 'James and the Giant Peach', give students more context about the author by having them interview AI Roald Dahl.

Have students engage in a verbal conversation in French to order a meal at a restaurant.

Engage students in a role play to help them understand the life and culture of ancient civilizations and relate it back to their current lives.

Help students visualize the different steps of the water cycle (evaporation and transpiration, condensation, and precipitation) with AI generated images.

Give students AI feedback on their writing for an IB German essay assessment based on a rubric provided by the IB program.