Teacher Guide & Responsible Use
Quick ideas, workflows and safe-use guidance for getting the most from the Hutton AI Utilities Hub.
Start Here: 5-minute ideas
Simple starting points for busy or reluctant users.
Open guide →Teacher Workflows
Common classroom jobs and which utilities to combine.
Open guide →Power Features
Useful hidden options, including style conversion and adaptive teaching routes.
Open guide →Responsible AI Use
80/20 rule, data protection, accuracy, bias and environmental awareness.
Open guide →Lesson Context
Save the subject, class and topic for the lesson you are working on. Later utilities can use this to reduce repeated typing.
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Planning
Plan lessons and structure curriculum resources. Note - Our preferred approach at Hutton is to avoid reliance on AI generated full lesson plans.
Subject Introduction Generator
Creates a pupil-friendly introductory passage for a topic or concept.
Open utility →Interest Hook Generator
Creates short, slide-ready enrichment hooks to spark curiosity or extend thinking.
Open utility →Media Search Utility
Generates purposeful search prompts for images, video, audio and podcasts. It does not produce the media.
Open utility →Weblinks Finder
Finds and organises diverse, high-quality websites for lesson planning and classroom use.
Open utility →Glossary Generator
Creates a simple keyword-and-definition glossary.
Open utility →Knowledge Organiser Generator
Creates a concise, printable knowledge organiser or revision mat.
Open utility →Lesson Package Generator
Creates a lesson plan plus ready-to-use starter, hinge, true/false, SRS and plenary activities.
Open utility →Lesson Plan Generator
Creates a one hour lesson plan with links, assessment opportunities and a plenary.
Open utility →Objectives & Success Criteria Generator
Turns a lesson outline into clear learning objectives and success criteria.
Open utility →Huttonian Values
Connects lesson themes meaningfully to the Core Huttonian Values.
Open utility →Starters, Plenaries & AfL
Quick checks, hinge questions and response systems. Use with HGS colour response cards.
Concept Confidence SRS Generator
Creates confidence-check activities around key concepts.
Open utility →Think Pair Share Creator
Creates a brief discussion question in the Think Pair Share PowerPoint template.
Open utility →Goldfish Dog Elephant Creator
Creates retrieval questions and explanations in the Goldfish Dog Elephant PowerPoint template.
Open utility →Hinge Question Generator
Creates colour-card multiple-choice hinge questions.
Open utility →Issues SRS Generator
Creates student opinion poll issues with balanced discussion prompts.
Open utility →Plenary Generator
Creates a short end-of-lesson review or consolidation task.
Open utility →Through The Door Task Generator
Creates a short settling starter for the first few minutes of a lesson.
Open utility →True False Generator
Creates true/false checks using the standard colour-card format.
Open utility →Adaptive Teaching & Accessibility
Make tasks clearer, more scaffolded and more accessible.
Dual Coding Generator
Simplifies text and adds dual-coding visuals or prompts.
Open utility →Instruction Simplifier
Turns complex instructions into clear numbered steps.
Open utility →Reading Age Tool
Open this Hutton AI utility.
Open utility →Scaffold Generator
Creates tiered scaffolds for open-ended tasks.
Open utility →Text To Speech
Open this Hutton AI utility.
Open utility →WAGOLL Generator
Creates model answers plus scaffolded and guided-practice versions.
Open utility →Translation & Style Converter
Translate text into many languages, simplify content, or convert writing into different styles and formats.
Open utility →Cover, Referral & Catch-Up
Support pupils working away from the normal lesson.
Resource Creation
Create visual and interactive classroom resources.
Educational Image Generator
Creates prompts for ChatGPT or Copilot Designer educational images.
Open utility →Diagram Generator
Creates prompts for LaTeX/TikZ diagram code to paste into Overleaf.
Open utility →Group Task Creator
Creates purposeful collaborative activities with instructions, printable resources and classroom slides.
Open utility →Interactive Card Sort Creator
Creates touch-friendly drag-and-tap card sorts for classroom whiteboards.
Open utility →Interactive Matching Task Creator
Creates touch-first matching activities with optional drag controls and printable backup.
Open utility →Ranking Activity Generator
Creates touch-first ranking activities with reliable movement controls.
Open utility →Sequencing Activity Generator
Creates interactive activities for ordering steps, stages and processes.
Open utility →Timeline Activity Generator
Creates touch-first chronological timeline activities for classroom boards.
Open utility →Odd One Out Generator
Creates multi-round Odd One Out activities with explanations and feedback.
Open utility →Word Reveal Game
Creates a classroom word reveal game.
Open utility →Recommended external AI sites
Useful external tools for teachers who want to explore beyond the Hutton utilities.
NotebookLM
Create mind maps, audio, slide decks, video, and flashcards.
Open site →MagicSchool AI
Recommended. Create a free account and select the teacher tools menu.
Open site →Diffit
Create differentiated readings, summaries, vocabulary and questions from topics, links or pasted text.
Open site →Chalkie
Generate lesson slides, worksheets and activities from topics or existing resources.
Open site →Brisk Teaching
Browser-based AI support for creating materials, feedback, quizzes and adapted resources.
Open site →Curipod
Create interactive, teacher-led lessons with writing, discussion and classroom participation.
Open site →Overleaf
Online LaTeX editor for polished scientific, mathematical and academic documents.
Open site →Teachmate AI
More UK-focused. Useful teaching tools, though free resources may be limited.
Open site →Teachermatic
Worth a look for teacher resource generation, but free resources are limited.
Open site →Khanmigo
AI support from Khan Academy. Worth a look, but access and free resources may be limited.
Open site →Khan Academy AI tools
Explore Khan Academy's AI learning and teacher-support tools.
Open site →Aila
Oak National Academy's AI lesson assistant for teachers.
Open site →Oak National Academy
Curriculum resources, lesson materials and AI-assisted teaching tools.
Open site →
Microsoft Copilot
Excellent all-round AI assistant. Included with many Microsoft education subscriptions.
Open site →ChatGPT
General-purpose AI for planning, teaching resources, coding and image generation.
Open site →Claude
Particularly strong for long documents, reports and detailed writing tasks.
Open site →Gamma
Create presentations, webpages and visual documents from prompts.
Open site →Wayground
Create quizzes and retrieval activities, including AI-assisted generation. Formerly Quizizz.
Open site →Canva
Create classroom graphics, posters, presentations and AI-generated images.
Open site →Teacher guide
How to use the utilities: open a utility, complete the form, generate a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude, then paste the structured response back into the utility when requested.
Recommended starting points
- Planning a whole lesson: use Lesson Package Generator.
- Creating a printable topic summary: use Knowledge Organiser or Glossary Generator.
- Checking understanding: use Hinge, True/False, SRS or Plenary Generator.
- Supporting accessibility: use Reading Age, TTS, Instruction Simplifier or Scaffold Generator.
- Student absent or removed from class: use Catch-Up, Cover Work or Referral Work Generator.
Tips for best results
For catch-up, cover, TTS and reading-age tasks, upload slides or worksheets to the AI chat before pasting the generated prompt.
Most utilities can cope with extra text, but copying only the JSON response is usually more reliable.
Most final previews allow direct editing. Downloaded versions remove editing and are cleaner for sharing.
AI output should be checked by the teacher, especially for subject knowledge, hyperlinks, mark schemes and safeguarding-sensitive content.
Report an error
This records the report in this browser and lets you download a CSV error log. For a shared school-wide log, save or upload the downloaded CSV to the AI Utilities folder.