This page collects examples of AI tool lists created or curated by colleges, universities, and community colleges (listed alphabetically by college or university).
Each example offers a unique perspective on how institutions are helping educators and students explore generative AI. Browse the links to see how different higher ed programs are categorizing tools, offering guidance, and framing their use in educational settings.
- AI Research Tools, from Georgetown University
- This page offers curated summaries of popular generative AI tools, including their capabilities, limitations, and appropriate use cases in academic contexts.
- Generative AI tools, from Harvard University
- This resource outlines selected generative AI tools, providing brief descriptions and guidance on their potential uses in teaching, learning, and research.
- AI in Academic Research and Writing, from Oklahoma State University
- This guide presents a categorized list of generative AI tools with short descriptions and links, emphasizing their relevance to research, writing, and creative tasks.
- AI tools by Discipline, from Pima Community College
- This page introduces various AI tools for writing, reading, studying, and creating media, with a focus on student use and practical tips for responsible engagement.
- Generative AI Tools and Writing & Study Resources, from University of California, Los Angeles
- This shared document provides a detailed list of AI tools organized by function, along with descriptions, example uses, and notes on accessibility and cost.
- AI Tools for Education, from University of Cincinnati
- This guide offers an overview of generative AI in education, including tool comparisons, ethical considerations, and strategies for integrating AI into teaching and learning.
- AI Tools List, from University of Colorado Boulder
- This page features a regularly updated list of generative AI tools, each with descriptions, example uses, and tags indicating key features such as cost and educational relevance.
- AI Tools, from University of Michigan
- This resource highlights selected generative AI tools used in academic and creative settings, offering brief descriptions, links, and guidance on potential applications.
Last Updated on July 28, 2025