5 AI tools every online educator should try

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5 AI tools every online educator should try


Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing access to learning content by automating transcription, translation, subtitling, and adaptive formatting.

These tools not only ensure compliance with standards like ADA and WCAG, but also save educators time, and make learning more inclusive for students with disabilities, language barriers, or different learning needs.

By integrating accessibility into workflows from creation to delivery, AI tools tear down barriers and offer equitable access to knowledge for all students.


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Sonix: Transcription & Translation platform


Sonix is another leading AI platform that provides transcription, translation, and subtitling services in more than 49 languages.

It creates ADA-compliant transcripts and subtitles automatically, making video lectures accessible for hearing-impaired students and multilingual classrooms, without any additional effort.

This tool ensures your educational content reaches a wider audience by making it accessible for everyone.


Synthesia: Personalized learning videos


Synthesia is an AI video creation tool that generates personalized learning videos through avatars.

It allows for rapid production of subtitled, multilingual content, designed for global audiences.

Instructional designers use this tool to customize materials for e-learning settings, improving engagement and accessibility in different languages and cultures.


IdeA11y writing companion: Real-time accessibility checks


The IdeA11y writing companion from Magic EdTech is an AI assistant that flags accessibility issues as you author the content.

It suggests you improve inclusivity, screen-reader compatibility, and more in real time.

By taking care of as many as 40% of concerns immediately, it helps you create equitable material right from the content development stage.