Explore our innovative AI products and curriculum solutions designed to support educators, enhance learning outcomes, and transform educational practices across K-12 and higher education.
TeacherServer is a free platform with over a thousand AI tools built for educators, from K-12 to higher education. It runs on a local server for speed and privacy, so no data is stored or shared.
Teachers can create lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, and more, while faculty use tools for research, feedback, and course design. The platform follows Department of Education privacy guidelines and helps educators save time while focusing on teaching.
The Course Dropout Monitor connects to Canvas to spot early signs of student risk using live, anonymized course data. It alerts faculty when students show patterns like missed assignments or sudden grade drops, giving time to step in with support.
The system is secure, FERPA compliant, and designed to reduce surprise withdrawals while helping instructors focus on teaching instead of tracking data.
The AI-Integrated IES Practices platform uses AI and a RAG approach to make practice guides searchable and interactive. Educators, students, and higher ed faculty can query these guides for evidence-based strategies, research-informed lessons, and classroom practices.
The system imports guides into a vector database, allowing users to explore recommendations, filter by topic or keyword, and receive practical guidance grounded in research and expert consensus.
The AI-Supported FTCE/FELE Exam Study Guide combines structured lessons and practice tests with interactive AI support. Students can generate summaries, request examples, review detailed solutions, create flashcards, and build new practice questions without leaving the course.
The tool reinforces learning with trusted content tied to exam competencies, giving students personalized help, stronger problem-solving skills, and greater confidence on test day.
GrantServer uses AI to streamline grant discovery and research development for universities and faculty. It connects project ideas to the most relevant federal funding opportunities using semantic matching and real-time data from Grants.gov.
The platform automates sharing through LinkedIn so research offices can work more efficiently, helping faculty find the right funding opportunities faster.