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Kostenlose Werkzeuge und Ressourcen

Eine kuratierte Sammlung kostenloser Werkzeuge, Sammlungen, Instrumente und Formate für KI in der Bildung – Dinge, die Sie heute nutzen können, statt Forschung, die Sie erst lesen müssen. Sie stammen überwiegend von Lehrkräften, Instructional Designern, Bibliothekarinnen und Bibliothekaren sowie Forschenden, und viele wurden mit KI-Unterstützung von Menschen erstellt, die keine professionellen Entwickler sind.

Nicht alles hier ist interaktiv. Neben Browser-Werkzeugen und KI-Tutoren finden Sie Bibliotheken mit fertigen Prompts und „Gems“, Sammlungen von Unterrichtsaktivitäten, Briefing- und Richtliniendokumente, Bewertungsinstrumente und offene Dateiformate. Jeder Eintrag ist eine kurze Zusammenfassung mit einem Link zu einer Seite, die angibt, wer ihn erstellt hat, um welche Art von Sache es sich handelt, ob der Quellcode verfügbar ist, was die Nutzung kostet und wann der Link zuletzt geprüft wurde.

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Software

  • Claw-ED
    A local-first AI teaching assistant that turns your own curriculum into editable lesson drafts, student materials, and slides using a model you choose.
  • DeepTutor
    The open-source release of the DeepTutor agentic tutoring framework: one workspace for tutoring, question generation, mastery practice, research and visualization, with inspectable learner memory.
  • Gemini Notebook
    Google's source-grounded notebook assistant (NotebookLM until July 2026): upload a set of documents and ask questions, generate study aids, and produce audio, video and slide outputs grounded in those sources.
  • OnMicro.AI
    A no-code builder that lets educators make focused AI apps, publish them by link, embed them in an LMS through LTI, and see how students use them.
  • OpenMAIC
    The open-source release of MAIC: a multi-agent classroom that turns a topic or document into slides, quizzes, interactive simulations and project-based activities, delivered by AI teachers and classmates.
  • PAUSE: Patterns of AI Use Self-Examination
    A ten-minute, browser-only self-check on what you offload to AI, with every item traced to the research paper behind it.
  • Playlab
    A nonprofit creator platform where educators build, share and evaluate their own AI apps — grounded in their curriculum, run on the model of their choice, with teacher visibility built in.
  • Process Feedback
    A free, process-based alternative to AI detection: it records how a piece of writing was produced and turns that into a report for a conversation about learning rather than a verdict.
  • Vibes DIY
    A plain-language app builder: describe a small tool in words and get a working, shareable web app, with the underlying React packages and CLI released under Apache-2.0.

Agent-Skills

  • Clarity
    An open-source Agent Skill and private browser editor that turn eighteen rules for clearer writing into draft, rewrite and review modes for prose.
  • Education Agent Skills
    A library of 165 evidence-grounded agent skills covering pedagogy, learning science, curriculum, and assessment, packaged for Claude, Codex, and Hermes.
  • idstack
    An open-source set of eleven Claude Code skills that audit a course against the instructional-design evidence base, tagging every recommendation with its evidence tier.
  • Master Instructional Design
    A Claude skill that packages a veteran instructional designer's method into fifteen engagement modes and thirty-one on-demand reference files covering the full learning-and-development spectrum.
  • Skills for Real Engineers
    Matt Pocock's open-source collection of small, composable agent skills, including a multi-session teaching skill, a relentless questioning skill, and guidance on writing documents an agent can follow.

Prompt- und Gem-Bibliotheken

  • EduGems
    'A growing library of pre-made Google Gemini 'Gems' — shareable, pre-written prompts for planning, feedback, forms, images and AI-use reflection.
  • The Pedagogical Promptbook
    An open-access book of evaluated prompts for evidence-based teaching and instructional design practices, each chapter publishing the prompt, its development process and its evaluation results.
  • Writing and Rhetoric Studies in the Loop: A GenAI Prompt Library
    A peer-reviewed open-access collection of sixteen tested GenAI prompts, each written by a writing and rhetoric specialist to keep expert disciplinary judgment inside the prompting loop.

Werkzeugsammlungen

  • DrawSplat
    A free browser platform of small teaching tools: whiteboard, spreadsheets, slides, documents, lists, concept maps, quizzes, charts, images and video.
  • TeacherServer
    A large free library of single-purpose teaching generators — lesson plans, worksheets, IEP goals, rubrics, case studies, math problems — for K-12 teachers and college faculty.
  • The ID Toolbox
    More than fifty free single-purpose browser utilities for instructional designers: scoping, estimation, caption and translation tooling, readability and consistency checks.

Aktivitätssammlungen

  • mglearn Classroom Resources
    A large set of free, browser-based classroom activity suites and print-ready materials from TCEA, including Gen AI literacy and digital citizenship modules.
  • Pressing Prompts
    Openly accessible higher-education activities and resources for pressing critical questions about AI, organised into three thematic clusters.

Bewertungsinstrumente

  • The Institutional AI Readiness Pack
    A university-wide AI readiness assessment and implementation toolkit: maturity self-assessment, researcher and supervisor surveys, gap analysis, role briefings and model policy.

Offene Formate und Spezifikationen

  • LESSON.md
    An open, plain-text format for block-based eLearning lessons, plus an agent skill that writes lessons, assessments and whole course bundles in that format.
  • LiaScript
    An open Markdown dialect that turns a plain text file into an interactive course in the browser, with quizzes and runnable code, plus a multi-agent assistant for building courses with it.