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There was a huge amount of interest in sharing details of AI tools in our last HE Community session.

We’ve given some thought to how we might best do that in a way that is both useful but also achievable.

There are lots of directories of AI tools and we don’t want to try and compete or replicate that.  We think the value is understanding how people are using them.  So we are going to focus on sharing details of AI tools and features that we hear people are using and link to any story or information about how.  Defining ‘AI tools’ is getting increasingly hard, as AI is built into more and more tools, hence the mention of both ‘tools’ and ‘features’ – the latter which might be in any application.

We are going to do a very light first draft as a blog post, based on the recent community event and other recent events to get feedback, and will then take it from there. At this point, we aren’t going to overthink the categorisation (we could spend ages down that rabbit hole!).

This listing includes contributions from across the AI team.

Version 1.1 – 11th Sept 2024. First version published in August 2024

Michael Webb

General Chatbots and Assistants

ChatGPT

Google Gemini

Poe

LearnWise

Microsoft Copilot (Web)

Microsoft Copilot 365

Image Generation

Adobe Firefly

MidJourney

Learning and Teaching

Anywyse

Bodyswaps

Feedback Fruits

Graide

Jamworks

Teachermatic

Tutello

Content Creation

Canva

ElevenLabs

Gamma

Github Copilot

Skybox 360

Synthesia

Accessibility

Be My Eyes

Goblin.tools

Google Lens

Grammarly

Microsoft Immersive Reader

Microsoft Seeing AI

Microsoft SpeakerCoach

Speechify

Research and Analysis

Elicit

Explorance MLY

Student Voice

General Chatbots and Assistants

Claude

Description: Claude is an AI chatbot from Anthropic, that is built on multiple models, currently running on Claude 3.5 (Sonnet). It is built to be a responsible AI with strong ethical principles. It can be used for analysis, writing, maths, coding and other projects.

Getting Started: Go to the Claude website, create an account and you will be able to start interacting with Claude.

Examples of use: 

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information

(entry created 28 August 2024)

ChatGPT

Description: The original general purpose generative AI chatbot.

Getting Started: Go to the ChatGPT website to create an account. There is no cost for the basic version.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Google Gemini

Description: Google Gemini is a family of multimodal large language models developed by Google DeepMind, serving as the successor to LaMDA and PaLM 2. Comprising the Gemini Ultra, Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash, and Gemini Nano models

Getting Started: To get started with Gemini, just go to the Gemini website where users will have access to the Gemini 1.5 Flash model. To use Gemini Advanced, you will need to subscribe to Google One for access

Examples of use:

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Poe

Description: Poe is a platform of AI-powered bots, powered by models from several sources, trained by different companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google & Meta.

Getting Started: Free bot access & creation, with daily limits on use. Certain models are for paid subscribers only.

Examples of use: 

Key information:

  • Cost: Free, paid version £16.67pm/£199.99pa
  • Enterprise version available?  No
  • Privacy and IPR statement? See the Poe privacy policy for details
  • GDPR statement?  Yes, via standard contractual clauses.
  • Accessibility statement or guidance? No
  • Age Restrictions:  Over 13 with parental consent.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, used to create widely shareable bots allowing for access to models.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

LearnWise

Description: AI-powered university companion, for streamlining access to support services.

Getting Started: To get started, you can book a demo with LearnWise

Examples of use:

  • Jisc pilots coming soon.

Key Information

  • Cost:  Flexible – varies with use cases.
  • Enterprise version available? Yes
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see the Learnwise privacy policy for details
  • GDPR statement? Yes, EU based company
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: 18+ > or under with parental consent.
  • Tried by Jisc AI Team? Yes – tested extensively and moving to pilot.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Microsoft Copilot (Web)

Description: Microsoft Copilot is a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Microsoft, it is the evolution of the Bing Chat app. Based on the large language model GPT-4 from OpenAI, it is a chat tool focused on searching for information from the internet and can generate images. It does not have access to organisational resources within Microsoft 365.

Getting Started: To create a Copilot account, go to the Copilot website. 

Examples of use 

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Microsoft Copilot 365

Description: Microsoft Copilot is a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Microsoft. Based on the large language model GPT-4 from OpenAI, these are a set of generative AI tools for Microsoft 365 (i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc).

Getting Started: To create a Copilot account, go to the Copilot website, note that Copilot 365 is available as an add-on to Microsoft 365 and requires a Microsoft 365 subscription to purchase.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

 (entry created 28 August 2024)

Image Creation

Adobe Firefly

Description: Adobes text to image generation tool, built on their proprietary AI model.

Getting Started: Easy to start, just create an Adobe account and access the free plan.

Examples of Use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

  • Cost: 25 Free credits per month, Firefly Premium Plan is £4.49pm the Adobe Express plan starts at £9.98/mo incl. VAT
  • Enterprise version available? Yes
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Adobe’s privacy policy and a recent clarification
  • GDPR statement? Yes, see Adobe’s extensive GDPR information
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: Yes, see Adobe’s Accessibility pages
  • Age Restrictions:  18 or over.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, tested extensively and used by the team for some content generation and as a candidate for a future pilot.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Midjourney

Description: Image generation platform using custom model, text to image only.

Getting Started: Image generation platform using a custom model, text to image. Midjourney includes an image editor that lets you revise prompts, modify specific areas of an image, edit, and add new elements.

A collage of nine distinct images on the Midjourney image generator page. The images include a digital art depiction of a futuristic woman with a cybernetic design, a fluffy pink owl with large eyes on a blue background, a close-up black and white portrait of a woman with dark hair and freckles, a leopard peering through green foliage, a close-up of brightly colored fingernails painted to look like small sneakers, a golden abstract design, an intricately carved wooden artwork of a witch holding a torch, a cartoon monkey in a hoodie holding a skateboard, and a modern, luxurious apartment interior with a curved bed and panoramic city views.
Midjourney

Examples of Use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

  • Cost: $10 pm basic plan, $30 pm for a standard plan
  • Enterprise version available? No
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Midjourney’s privacy policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, see clause 6 of Midjourney’s privacy policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: 13+ and meet the age of digital consent in the country of usage, see clause 3 of Midjourney’s privacy policy for details
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, tested out on Discord by the team

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Learning and Teaching

Anywyse 

Description: Platform that uses generative AI to allow educators to create short podcast-style learning resources.

Getting Started: Start a free trial through the AnyWyse website.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Bodyswaps

Description: A skills training platform, using VR to create the environments for participants, and with AI-powered analysis to give feedback on a user’s performance.

Getting Started: To get started, you can book a demo with Bodyswaps.

A virtual reality scene from the Bodyswaps application showing a digital avatar of a woman with short red hair and glasses, seated behind a desk in an office setting. The avatar is wearing a light blue shirt. Behind her is a wall with a modern abstract painting in shades of yellow, black, and gray. The room has a drop ceiling with visible tiles and a green door on the right side. The user interface at the bottom of the screen includes a prompt that reads, ‘Press the Start Recording button, then speak out loud,’ with a large orange button labeled ‘Start Recording’ featuring a microphone icon. In the top left corner, there is a menu icon, and in the top right corner, a pause button.
Bodyswaps

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: Flexible – varies with use cases. Available through Jisc licensing, see subscriptions manager for details.
  • Enterprise version available? Yes
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Bodyswap’s privacy policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: Yes, see Bodyswap’s accessibility statement
  • Age Restrictions: None
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes- tested extensively, and successfully taken to pilot.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

FeedBack Fruits

Description: An AI platform that aims to improve students’ academic and professional writing styles by automating feedback on structural elements like citation, academic style, grammar, and structure.

Getting Started: Book a demo through the FeedbackFruits website.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Graide

Description: AI-powered teaching assistant, with an emphasis on reducing workload by utilising AI to assist in essay grading.

Getting Started: Request a demo on the Graide website

Examples of use:

Key Information

  • Cost: Pricing available on request
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, institutional licenses are offered – pricing available on request.
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see the Graide privacy policy
  • GDPR statement?  Yes, covered in the Graide privacy policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: No mention on site but is aimed at use in universities.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, successfully piloted

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Jamworks

Description: Jamworks is a powerful AI note-taking and revision tool that automatically turns lectures into useful study materials – such as well-organised text notes, video chapters, interactive flashcards and personalised AI chatbots. 

Getting Started: Get started with a free trial or book a demo through the Jamworks website.

Examples of use:

Cost:  

(entry created 28 August 2024)

TeacherMatic

Description: AI platform for teachers, uses content generation tools to create lesson plans, rubrics, schemes of work and more to save educators time.

Getting Started: Register for a free demo at their website.

A screenshot of the Teachermatic platform showing various educational tool generators. The interface has a clean, modern design with a white and blue color scheme. On the left side, a vertical menu lists categories such as ‘All Generators,’ ‘Top Generators,’ ‘New Generators,’ ‘Favourites,’ and ‘Saved Results,’ along with sectors like ‘Primary,’ ‘Secondary,’ ‘Vocational,’ and ‘Higher Education.’ The main part of the screen displays a grid of generator tool cards. Each card includes a title, description, and a ‘Use’ button. Some of the tools visible include ‘Scheme of Work,’ ‘Scheme of Learning,’ ‘Lesson Plan (Legacy version),’ ‘Lesson Objectives,’ ‘Inspiration,’ ‘Steps2Success,’ ‘Title,’ ‘Multiple Choice Questions,’ and ‘True or False.’ The top of the page features navigation links like ‘Home,’ ‘FAQs,’ ‘Pricing,’ ‘About,’ ‘Blog,’ and ‘Contact,’ along with a search bar and a profile button
Teachermatic

Examples of use:

Key Information

  • Cost: £99pa for standard, £180 for professional, see TeacherMatic full pricing information
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, organisational licenses are available.
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see TeacherMatic Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, included in the TeacherMatic Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No statement, but tools include accessibility features such as ‘Learning Needs’ specifier to their lesson plan generator.
  • Age Restrictions: None
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes- tested extensively and taken to pilot.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Tutello

Description: Tutello combines human and AI support for tutoring by using an educator-curated knowledge base to answer student questions, directing them to tutors when needed. It offers analytics to track learning progress and integrates with multiple learning systems while ensuring data privacy and reducing AI errors.

Getting Started: You can request a demo on theTutello website.

Examples of use:

Key Information

  • Cost: Varies based on usage requirements but more information is available upon request from Tutello
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, the team at Tutello are open to discussing how they can meet your usage requirements
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Tutello Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, included in the Tutello Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: This is in the process of being produced (we’ll provide a link here when it has been completed)
  • Age Restrictions: Tutello doesn’t currently have predefined age restrictions. Instead, they work with each institution to identify the student audience and implement appropriate safeguards or features based on their specific needs.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes. Jisc AI has explored using the platform from the perspective of both students and educators. Our explorations focused on content related to AI and education technology, and calculus. You can find out more about this in our Product Note

(entry created 10 September 2024)

Content Creation

Canva

Description: Canva is a free-to-use graphic design platform that provides tools for creating social media graphics, presentations, promotional merchandise and websites.

Getting Started: Go to Canva and create an account to get started.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: Free to get started and also free for Education users.
  • Enterprise version available? Yes information on the Enterprise pricing, but also note that Canva for education is free for students and teachers in eligible schools. more information is available at Canva for Education
  • Privacy and IPR: Yes, here is Canvas Privacy Policy, also this statement around AI use Canva AI Product Terms
  • GDPR statement? Yes
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: Yes, here is the statement on Design Accessibility
  • Age Restrictions: 13 years +
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, used to quickly and easily create a range of presentations for internal use.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Elevenlabs

Description: Generative voice AI including voice cloning and video dubbing.

Getting Started: Free trial for existing voices but requires payment for voice cloning.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost:  From $5 a month.
  • Enterprise version available?  Yes – price on application.
  • Privacy and IPR: Yes, see ElevenLabs Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement?  Yes
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No statement about ElevenLabs itself, but they do advise on using ElevenLabs to enhance accessibility
  • Age Restrictions:  Over 18s only
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team?  Yes, extremely effective at voice cloning and dubbing, so great if you want to show an example of this technology.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Gamma

Description: Presentation Creation Software

Getting Started: Free trial with a set number of credits.

Examples of use: 

Key Information:

  • Cost:  From $10 a month.
  • Enterprise version available?  No
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Gamma’s Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement?  Covered in Gamma’s Privacy Policy see ‘Additional information for UK and EEA users’
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions:  Over 18s only
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team Yes, it is an excellent tool, particularly when you provide it with material to base the presentation on.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Github Copilot

Description: AI pair programmer, suggesting code completions and using natural language prompts to generate code. It also explains code and is capable of writing documentation.

Getting Started: Create a GitHub account and go to the copilot page to start a free trial.

Examples of Use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

(entry created 28 August 2024)

 

Skybox 360

Description: Skybox AI is a 360° image generator from Blockade Labs.

Getting Started: Get started by going to the Blockade Labs website here there will be a sample prompt that you can generate content from, or you can explore more existing Skyboxes for inspiration.

An image of Skybox360 generation depicting a street-view in a Steampunk city, old victorian buildings along a very wet cobblestone street, spacious four-way intersection, ivy growing down the walls, gas lamp street lights on brass poles, cloudy rainy early evening sky.
Skybox360

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: A free account allows for 15 generations per month, paid accounts provide higher prompt allowances and additional features starting at $12 a month.
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, contact Blockade Labs for pricing on application.
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Blockade Labs privacy policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes,
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: 18+, see Blockade Labs terms of service for more details
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, tested and used by AI team.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Synthesia

Description: Synthesia is a platform for creating presentation videos delivered by AI avatars.

Getting Started: Users can get started with a free account or by booking a demo with Synthesia themselves. The free account delivers a single editor and 36 minutes of video per annum.

The Synthesia homepage, the platform offers several demo videos of their video creation software. The top panel promotes 'Introducing expressive AI avatars' with a video of an ai generated avatar presenting a video.
Synthesia

Examples of use:

  • Networkshop demo – an example showing communications for a new telephony services. (Jisc)

Key Information:

  • Cost:  £17pm for a starter account, £52pm for a creator account.
  • Enterprise version available?  Yes
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Synthesia’s Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, covered in Synthesia’s Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No statement about Synthesia itself but they do provide guidance on accessible video generation with Synthesia
  • Age Restrictions:  Services not intended for use by those under 16
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, used by the team with positive results, including translation to other languages. 

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Accessibility

Be My Eyes

Description: Be My Eyes is primarily a service which connects sighted volunteers with people who are blind or have low vision for support via a video call. Their AI feature – Be My AI, provides a virtual assistant equivalent powered by GPT-4.

Getting Started: Download the App for iOS, Android & Windows

Examples of use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

  • Cost: Free for users
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, Be My Eyes enterprise Solutions have specialised costings.
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, view the Be My Eyes privacy policy
  • GDPR statement? No specific mention in privacy policy – Be My Eyes is a US-based service
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No statement specific to Be My AI is available, however, Be My Eyes itself is an assistive technology app.
  • Age Restrictions: 18+
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Tested and demonstrated by the team.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Goblin.tools

Description: is a collection of small, simple, single-task tools, mostly designed to help neurodivergent people with tasks they find overwhelming or difficult.

Getting Started: Free – no account required.

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: Free
  • Enterprise version available? No
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, view the goblin.tools privacy statement
  • GDPR statement? No
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: None
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? We show this as an example of tools to support accessibility in our webinars and events.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Google Lens

Description: Google Lens is a set of vision-based computing capabilities that can understand what you’re looking at and use that information to copy or translate text, identify plants and animals, explore locales or menus, discover products, find visually similar images, and take other useful actions.

Getting Started: Download the Google Lens app or go to Google.com and select the Search by Image icon in the search-bar. This brings up the Lens search menu where users can search any image with Google Lens, either by drag-dropping an image or uploading a file, alternatively, you can paste an image link to search.

A screenshot of the Google Lens search interface on a teal background. The prominent Google logo is displayed at the top in white text. Below it, a white box prompts the user to ‘Search any image with Lens.’ Inside the box, there is a dashed outline indicating where users can ‘Drag an image here’ or ‘upload a file’ by clicking the link. At the bottom of the box, there’s an alternative option to ‘Paste image link’ with a search button next to it. The interface is minimalistic and user-friendly, designed to help users search by image.
Google Lens

Examples of use: 

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information

  • Cost: Free
  • Enterprise version available? No
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Google’s privacy policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, included in  Google’s privacy policy
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: Yes, see Google’s accessibility guidance
  • Age Restrictions: 18 years for those with Google account, with restrictions for those under 18. 17yrs+ on the App store.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, tested and used by AI team members.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Grammarly

Description: AI platform which reviews spelling, grammar, punctuation, clarity, engagement, and delivery mistakes in English texts, detects plagiarism, and suggests replacements for the identified errors.

Getting Started: Downloading Grammarly is free and works across a variety of platforms. It also has browser plugins and these are accessible on their application site.

Examples of use:

Key Information

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Microsoft Immersive Reader

Description: Microsoft’s Immersive Reader is a free tool, built into Word, OneNote, Outlook, Office Lens, Microsoft Teams, Reading Progress, Forms, Flip and the Edge browser, that implements proven techniques to improve reading and writing.

Getting Started: This can be accessed in any of the Microsoft 365 apps listed above, for example here is a guide to accessing Immersive Reader in Word.

Examples of use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information

  • Cost: Free
  • Enterprise version available? Available as part of the Microsoft 365 suite
  • Privacy and IPR statement? Yes, see Microsoft’s privacy statement
  • GDPR statement? Yes, included in Microsoft’s privacy statement
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: Microsoft has general accessibility resources for their tools
  • Age Restrictions: There is no specific age restriction to use Immersive Reader, but users need to be 13+ to create a Microsoft Office 365 account unless their parents create them a child-friendly account.
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, has been tested out by the Jisc AI team.

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Microsoft Seeing AI

Description: Seeing AI app from Microsoft Seeing AI is a free app that narrates the world around you. Designed for the blind and low-vision community, this research project harnesses the power of AI to describe people, text, currency, colour, and objects.

Getting Started: Download the app for iOS or Android through the SeeingAI website.

Examples of use: 

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

 (entry created 28 August 2024)

Microsoft Speaker Coach

Description: With a focus on public speaking, Speaker Coach uses innovative technology that automatically analyses a speaker’s communication style and helps them present information more effectively. Integrated into MS Teams & PowerPoint.

Getting Started: Turn on Speaker Coach in Microsoft Teams or   PowerPoint

Examples of use:

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Speechify

Description: Speechify is a web, desktop & mobile app, as well as a browser extension that reads text aloud using a computer-generated text-to-speech voice. The app also uses optical character recognition technology to turn physical books or printed text into audio.

Getting Started: Go to their website and choose your medium for using the application. To get started quickly you can go to Speechify’s text-to-speech online page to use the web application. You may be prompted to create a free account to gain more access.

Examples of use: 

  • None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Cost:  

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Research and Analysis

Elicit

Description: Elicit is a research tool that helps users quickly find, summarise, and compare academic papers, answer questions about studies, organise references, identify research gaps, and generate hypotheses, making it ideal for researchers and students managing complex literature.

Getting Started: Sign up on Elicits website to gain access to the tool. Once logged in, you can begin by typing a research question or topic into the search bar. Elicit will then fetch relevant research papers and provide summaries, key insights, and comparisons.

  • Examples of use: None currently – we’d love submissions of examples.

Key Information:

  • Cost: Elicit offers a free basic version with core features, while paid subscriptions provide additional tools, with Plus membership at $10 and Pro at $42 per month. See Elicits Website for more info.
  • Enterprise version available? Yes, contact Elicit for pricing
  • Privacy and IPR statement?: Yes, Elicits Privacy Policy
  • GDPR statement? Yes, there is no specific statement on their website or privacy policy about GDPR compliance. However, it states in their policy that in some regions (like the European Economic Area), users have certain rights under applicable data protection laws.
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No
  • Age Restrictions: 13+
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, has been tested out by the Jisc AI team.

(entry created 11 September 2024)

Explorance MLY

Description: Explorance MLY is a platform which utilises AI for qualitative analysis using machine learning models made bespoke for analysing the student experience.

Getting Started: To get started with Explorance MLY you can reach out to them to arrange a demo via their website.

The Explorance MLY homepage, the page has four main sections: user profile, import your data, recent activities, and quick analysis. In the centre is a banner titled MLY learning resources with links to a Help Centre and Training information.
Explorance MLY

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: To enquire about pricing for your institution contact Explorance.
  • Privacy and IPR: Yes, refer to the terms of use link at the bottom of the MLY product page
  • GDPR statement? Yes, refer to the terms of use link at the bottom of the MLY product page
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: None
  • Age Restrictions: None,  product is intended for staff use
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Yes, Product notes are here Explorance MLY

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Student Voice

Description: Student Voice provides a service which uses a series of bespoke machine learning models to analyse student feedback automatically.

Getting Started: You can request a demo from Student Voice. 

Examples of use:

Key Information:

  • Cost: Priced individually, contact Student Voice for a quote
  • Privacy and IPR statement?: Contact Student Voice directly for information
  • GDPR statement? Contact Student Voice directly for information
  • Accessibility statement or guidance: No specific statement, contact Student Voice directly for accessibility information
  • Age Restrictions: None,  product is intended for staff use
  • Tried by Jisc’s AI Team? Piloted by Jisc AI Team, read the Student Voice pilot report

(entry created 28 August 2024)

Change Log

  • Version 1.1 – Added Elicit and Tutello.

Contributors:

Tim Finch, Helen Nicholson, Michael Webb, Tom Moule, Manya Sikombe

 

 

 

 

One reply on “AI Tools”

I’ve been exploring with Claude 3.5 Sonnet, free plan, supporting my Physics teaching for future teachers and engineers. Could this kind of use be of interest for tour objectives?

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