Educator, author and founder of AI Educator Tools
Dan Fitzpatrick writes about AI in education for Forbes and is the author of The Educators' AI Guide 2026, The AI Classroom and Infinite Education. He founded aieducator.tools after working as a teacher, school leader and education strategist.
He also hosts the AI for Educators Daily podcast and advises schools and education bodies in the UK and abroad.
Six AI rubric generators for teachers, judged on whether the tool follows the rubric you wrote or one it invented. Free-tier limits re-checked October 2026, plus the pick for college and AP grading and why the maker and creator labels mean the same thing.
Six AI tools that hold up in real middle school classrooms, chosen from 59 in our directory, with verified pricing and the under-13 compliance detail vendor lists leave out.
Six AI tools worth a high school teacher's time in 2026, chosen from 50 directory listings on merit, with verified pricing, compliance data and the drawbacks vendors won't mention.
AI detectors flag innocent students and miss real misuse. Here is the evidence against them, and the five tools that make student thinking visible instead.
One in ten students in US public schools is learning English while learning everything else. These are the seven AI tools that actually help, chosen independently, with pricing and safety data verified.
The best AI tools for new teachers in 2026, independently reviewed by Dan Fitzpatrick — a first-year starter kit for planning, marking and parent emails that gives ECTs their evenings back.
Which AI tools are actually safe for schools? Dan Fitzpatrick sets out the compliance checks that matter in 2026 — UK GDPR, the Children's Code, and the five questions to ask every vendor.
The best AI tools for tutors in 2026, independently reviewed by Dan Fitzpatrick — adaptive test prep, student tracking and custom AI tutors that let you teach more and admin less.
The AI tools worth setting up before September 2026, tested by Dan Fitzpatrick — get planning, marking and parent communication ready before the first bell.
A practical guide to teaching AI literacy in 2026 from Dan Fitzpatrick — classroom strategies, honest caveats and independently reviewed tools that build critical thinking, not dependence.
The AI tools language teachers actually use in 2026, honestly reviewed — for scaling speaking practice, levelling target-language reading, and marking without losing your ear for fluency.
Seven AI tools for history and social studies teachers, matched to the three jobs that matter: leveling a primary source, researching from documents rather than the open web, and responding to essay drafts. Prices, free tiers and safety conditions checked September 2026.
