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Bezpłatne narzędzia i zasoby

Starannie wybrany zestaw bezpłatnych narzędzi, zbiorów, instrumentów i formatów do AI w edukacji — rzeczy, z których możesz korzystać od razu, a nie badań, które musisz najpierw przeczytać. Tworzą je głównie nauczyciele, projektanci dydaktyczni, bibliotekarze i badacze, a wiele z nich powstało z pomocą AI w rękach osób, które nie są profesjonalnymi programistami.

Nie wszystko tu jest interaktywne. Obok narzędzi przeglądarkowych i tutorów AI znajdziesz biblioteki gotowych poleceń i „gemów”, zbiory zajęć klasowych, dokumenty informacyjne i polityczne, instrumenty oceny oraz otwarte formaty plików. Każda pozycja to krótkie streszczenie linkujące do strony, która podaje, kto ją stworzył, czym jest, czy kod źródłowy jest dostępny, ile kosztuje korzystanie i kiedy jej link sprawdzono ostatnio.

Każda pozycja linkuje do zewnętrznej witryny, której ta baza wiedzy nie kontroluje, a linki są okresowo sprawdzane — każda strona pokazuje datę, w której jej link potwierdzono ostatnio. Jeśli narzędzie się przesunęło, zamknęło lub zasługuje na bycie tutaj, a go tu brakuje, najszybszą drogą jest zgłoszenie problemu w repozytorium.

Oprogramowanie

  • 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.
  • Snorkl
    A classroom tool that gives students instant AI feedback on recorded spoken and drawn explanations of their thinking, and gives teachers analytics on those explanations.
  • 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.

Umiejętności agentów

  • 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.

Biblioteki poleceń i gemów

  • 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.

Zbiory narzędzi

  • DrawSplat
    A free browser platform of small teaching tools: whiteboard, spreadsheets, slides, documents, lists, concept maps, quizzes, charts, images and video.
  • FPDS Apps and Resources
    The public resource page of Faculty Professional Development Services at Hillsborough College, collecting its AI, teaching and accessibility resources in one place.
  • 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.

Zbiory zajęć

  • 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.

Instrumenty oceny

  • 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.

Otwarte formaty i specyfikacje

  • 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.

Ebooki i przewodniki

  • AI Infused Assignment Playbook
    Sarah Lewis's 95-page guide (CC BY 4.0) for designing assignments where students use generative AI openly and still do the thinking, built on a learning-as-network-construction thesis and shipped as 17 adaptable assignment templates with rubrics, documentation tables and knowledge checks.
  • Building Intelligent Textbooks
    Dan McCreary's open-source guide to building intelligent textbooks — online textbooks with search, navigation, glossaries, quizzes, concept graphs and embedded simulations — using MkDocs Material and generative AI, with a companion library of AI-generated interactive MicroSims.
  • Campus AI Framework
    A higher-education operating model for AI strategy and governance: eight institutional pillars, four application domains, and a Strategic Compass for choosing initiatives, with a diagram mapping its companion sites.
  • Student Guide to AI
    A free three-edition student guide to artificial intelligence from Elon University, AAC&U and The Princeton Review, whose 2026 edition builds ten human capacities with teacher-ready learning modules and an anonymous self-assessment.