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Teaching & learning · REVIEWED 7 SEPTEMBER 2026

AI stack for schools and education teams

Plan, explain, research and present learning material while protecting student data and preserving teacher judgement.

5 reviewed candidates3 lean starting set3 company-size routes
OPERATING PLAYBOOK

One workflow, 5 accountable stages.

01CG
Text AI

ChatGPT

Draft differentiated activities from teacher-approved goals.

Why it is here
The strongest general-purpose AI counter for broad daily use, especially when writing, analysis, coding and image understanding need to live in one place.
Access
Free tier
02EL
Research AI

Elicit

Find and organise research evidence.

Why it is here
A focused research assistant for finding papers and building evidence tables, strongest when the user verifies inclusion criteria and reads the underlying studies.
Access
Free basic workflow
03GA
Presentation AI

Gamma

Turn approved content into clear presentations.

Why it is here
One of the quickest routes from rough notes to a presentable visual narrative, especially when speed matters more than pixel-perfect brand systems.
Access
Free: up to 10 slides per prompt
04CA
Marketing AI

Canva AI

Create accessible visual learning assets.

Why it is here
Best for non-design teams that need respectable marketing assets without opening a pro design suite.
Access
Free tier
05NO
Project AI

Notion AI

Organise planning, knowledge and repeatable templates.

Why it is here
Best for teams already living in Notion who want AI woven into documentation and planning.
Access
Trial may apply
BEFORE ROLLOUT

Three checks that protect the workflow.

  1. 01Do not upload identifiable student data.
  2. 02Teach verification and disclose permitted AI use.
  3. 03Check accessibility, bias and age suitability before use.
YOUR NEXT MOVE

Right-size this stack before buying.

Choose small, medium or large company, set the first business priority, then test the top two candidates with the same source material and quality bar.

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