News & Updates
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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.
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Magpie Literacy, Achievement Network, and New Meridian will develop and validate resources to strengthen AI-powered education tools.
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Student Achievement Partners, Quill, and Leanlab Education partner with Learning Commons to accelerate the development of the next generation of AI evaluators.
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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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How our open, public-purpose infrastructure is helping raise the standard for educational tools and creating more consistent, impactful learning experiences for all students and teachers.
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Why rigorous evaluation must become essential infrastructure for AI in education.
