News & Updates
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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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Special education teachers need instructional materials they can trust, not just materials that look right. Journify used Learning Commons Evaluators to systematically measure the grade-level appropriateness and complexity of passages it generates.
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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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Claude for Teachers is now live, powered by the Learning Commons connector and co-developed agent skills for teaching. K-12 educators can access this free, rigorous, standards-aligned solution for lesson planning and differentiation, grounded in high-quality instructional data and research.
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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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Eduaide embeds Learning Commons’ Evaluator to turn AI content creation into a structured workflow, enabling teachers to assess grade level, apply scaffolds, and refine materials with greater quality, transparency, and trust.
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Learning Commons attended ASU+GSV 2026, discussing three key themes for building trusted, high-quality AI in education: demand for rigor, evaluating AI outputs, and scaling research via open infrastructure.
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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 will join educators, researchers, and innovators at the 2026 ASU+GSV Summit, The Power of Fusion, held April 12-15 in San Diego.
