Students' Choices for Math AI Chatbot

---

The Good: Helpful when your teacher isn't available to explain something. Now includes graphs and images.

The Bad: Can't log in with your Google account, but you can type your email in and it should work fine. Sometimes gives long explanations or different methods than your teacher uses. For best results, prompt it with your grade level, which technique to use, and how long to make the answer.

The Good: Can provide answers to many math problems. Use it online or on your phone.

The Bad: Step-by-step explanations cost $20/month or $80/year. Can be hard to know which technique you want it to use to show steps (algebraic, graphing, etc).

Copying solutions can give you the false impression that you think you understand a topic

The Good: Great step-by-step explanations of how to solve problems. Use it online or on your phone. Includes links to Khan Academy & YouTube tutorials!

The Bad: Copying solutions can give you the false impression that you think you understand a topic

The Good: Free alternative to Photomath! Powered by Google AI

The Bad: Phone-based app doesn't work on Chromebooks

The Good: Graph functions with ease. Add sliders so you can see what each part of an equation affects. Good UI/UX.

The Bad: TBD

The Good: Good videos for relearning a topic. Also has practice exercises with unlimited attempts and step-by-step support.

The Bad: Some techniques in the videos don't match your teachers' methods, so it can be confusing.

The Good: Easy to use. Good flashcards for studying Geometry properties and vocab.

The Bad: Not that helpful for solving math problems.

The Good: Matches your SCHS math textbook. Choose the Interactive Student Edition... select the unit and section... and choose Evaluate from the dropdown menu. The problem numbers match those from the textbook and include step-by-step instructions and worked out examples.

The Bad: Hard to enter your answers; boring; clunky interface; answer key is sometimes wrong.