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A collection for anyone who needs to write a project with AI: an individual school project, academic assignment, research text, practical section, conclusions, and a presentation for defense.
A collection for anyone who needs to write a project with AI: an individual school project, academic assignment, research text, practical section, conclusions, and a presentation for defense.
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For a general academic project, start with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or YandexGPT 5 Pro. If you already have materials, add NotebookLM. If you need sources, use Perplexity. For a presentation for your defense, Gamma and Slidy.AI can help.
Yes, some services offer free access or trial limits. Free versions of ChatGPT, Gemini, YandexGPT 5 Pro, or Perplexity are often enough to create an initial outline, goals, objectives, introduction, and draft. Formatting, export, and large documents are more often part of paid plans.
Include the topic, grade or course, subject, required length, teacher’s requirements, and structure. For example: “Help me write an individual project for 10th grade on the topic ... First, suggest the goal, objectives, relevance, object, subject, hypothesis, and a two-chapter outline.”
It can help assemble a draft, outline, introduction, chapters, conclusions, and presentation. But the project should still be checked manually: facts, sources, school or university requirements, originality, formatting, and relevance to the topic often need editing.
Use Perplexity to find facts and links. Use NotebookLM to work with PDFs, articles, and notes you have already collected. General-purpose chatbots are useful for explanations, but links and citations should be verified.
First, ask the AI to shorten the project into key points: problem, goal, objectives, methods, results, and conclusion. Then upload this outline to Gamma or Slidy.AI and refine the slides manually: use less text and add more diagrams, tables, and examples.
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