This is interesting. It’s the first time I’ve seen agentic AI being made really accessible https://www.genspark.ai/ Worth checking out.

This is a great AI presentation creator. It looks like Gamma could have a serious competitor at last. It’s very strong on researching content, though at present you have to provide your own images https://chroniclehq.com/

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This article from the AI English Teacher looks at how we can educate students in the future to ensure that we aren’t just evaluating their use of AI and also touches on why this probably won’t happen. Can you guess why? - Well worth reading https://theaienglishteacher.wordpress.com/2025/06/14/two-futures-a-choice-for-education-in-the-age-of-ai/

Here's a link to my Sunday Suggestions - This includes an AI prompt for investigating research, a multimodal activity and a website for finding context specific video clips https://eocampaign1.com/web-version?p=af43433c-492f-11f0-957c-3bcf1751ec19&pt=campaign&t=1749917562&s=6e06cf35a941b2c8041cadfe4099edf4544d1634d9bc194df1fec096c89eccfc

This is pretty amazing “The historical tech tree is a project by Étienne Fortier-Dubois to visualize the entire history of technologies, inventions, and (some) discoveries, from prehistory to today. Unlike other visualizations of the sort, the tree emphasizes the connections between technologies: prerequisites, improvements, inspirations, and so on.” https://www.historicaltechtree.com/

Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature (Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature) - 10000+ Results https://ufdc.ufl.edu/collections/juv/results?mediatype=Book

Sublime is a great curation tool that allows you to save random things you find on the internet and then get suggestions for similar or related ones that other people have saved. Great to see this back to basics move towards social bookmarking https://sublime.app/ It’s free too and runs on Notion.

This is a blog post I wrote a while back with ideas for exploiting infographics https://peacheypublications.com/9-generic-activities-for-exploiting-infographics 9 Generic Activities for Exploiting Infographics

FanTALES develops and disseminates research-based methodologies and materials for teaching and learning that support transformative digital storytelling for learning languages. These are grounded in communicative language teaching approaches, and are designed to help develop skills in reading, creative writing, (intercultural) communication and dialogue, and digital literacies. https://www.fantales.eu/materials/

The 4 Ps of delivering a webinar presentation https://peacheypublications.com/the-4-ps-of-delivering-a-webinar-presentation

I've just published my free Edtech & ELT Newsletter for June 25 - Check out the links to free apps and articles about #Edtech #AI and #Learning
https://nikpeachey.substack.com/p/edtech-and-elt-newsletter-june-2025?r=ojb9d

This is a really easy to use free note taking app. It doesn’t even require a log in https://onlinenotespad.com/

I'm doing some research into Gestural Literacy at the moment and I can across this. Good for teaching communication skills https://youtu.be/dX7zIpHaAXE

Here’s a tool for creating interactive worksheets based around any study materials you upload. You can do 3 for free, then you pay $10 for every 60 worksheets you create. So you only pay for what you use https://www.aisheets.study/

Here’s a tool for creating interactive worksheets based around any study materials you upload. You can do 3 for free, then you pay $10 for every 60 worksheets you create. So you only pay for what you use https://www.aisheets.study/

GAIDE: A Framework for Using Generative AI to Assist in Course
Content Development https://arxiv.org/pdf/2308.12276

This is a new lesson I just release in a series on Multimodal Literacy. This one looks at an aspect of gestural literacy - Reading Faces https://payhip.com/b/mQ4nW

If like me you are fascinated with ghost towns and what happened to them you'll love this https://www.atlasobscura.com/categories/ghost-towns Get students to pick one each and find out the story behind it, then share the stories in groups.

here’s an AI song generator https://himusic.io/

Useful article - You can either listen or read Ethics Is the Edge: The Future of AI in Higher Education https://er.educause.edu/articles/2025/6/ethics-is-the-edge-the-future-of-ai-in-higher-education