Blog
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Turn broad goals like collaboration and critical thinking into concrete product features. Explore how Learning Commons’ durable skills datasets can support activity design, student feedback, and portfolios, with a practical workflow to get started.
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The Learning Commons Podcast is here. In Episode 1, Sandra Liu Huang, Karl Rectanus, and Dr. Brittany Miller discuss outcomes-based contracting and what it means to pay for student results, not promises.
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Learning Commons Platform launches with new Knowledge Graph datasets and a browseable dataset catalog. New Evaluators and Agent Skills are available as well.
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The Learning Commons Knowledge Graph is now available in ChatGPT for K-12 Teachers. This integration connects trusted instructional content and learning science into a shared foundation, enabling the generation of precise, standards-aligned instructional materials that reflect educational best practices.
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In collaboration with Anthropic, Learning Commons is bringing free, Knowledge Graph-grounded AI tools to verified K–12 teachers and releasing open-source Agent Skills so developers can build on the same academic standards-aligned, learning-science-grounded infrastructure.
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Glimmer uses the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph to ground Glo in math standards and learning components, helping students get targeted support and giving teachers clearer insight into why students are struggling.
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Student mistakes reveal how kids think, but data alone doesn’t tell teachers what to do. RightOn! used the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph to turn classroom learning into targeted next steps for students.
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Learning Commons announced expanded access to AI infrastructure tools at ASU+GSV, including two new Literacy Evaluators for Subject Matter Knowledge and Conventionality.
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Learning Commons President Sandra Liu Huang reflects on a decade of progress and what’s next for the organization.
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Explore how Knowledge Graph and Evaluators can scale proven learning practices and help teachers trust AI tools in the classroom.
