Product profiles

Amira Learning is a reading tool that listens to K–8 students read aloud (via speech recognition), diagnoses their skill development, and delivers real-time 1:1 tutoring; it also also gives teachers assessment data, student grouping recommendations, and instructional resources in English and Spanish.

Atlas by Kiddom is a math tool that uses AI to turn each day's end-of-class assessment into targeted practice, intervention, or enrichment during the next lesson.

Brisk Teaching is an AI-powered platform that teachers use to create and adapt instructional materials—generating lesson plans, quizzes, and feedback, and changing the reading level of almost any text.

Claude for Education is Anthropic's higher education offering, which is designed as an institutional plan rather than an individual product. Because Claude does not have K–12 student-facing offerings, we are not doing a full product profile in this round. We will conduct a deeper dive into Claude for Teachers during Year 2 of the tour, alongside other teacher-only-facing products.

Coursemojo is an ELA tool that supports Tier 1 instruction within a school system’s high-quality instructional materials. It helps students work through the most challenging part of each lesson and gives teachers a live picture of what their students understand and where they are stuck.

EnlightenAI is a grading and feedback tool that teachers train on their own rubrics and priorities and calibrate through multiple reviews so students receive more writing feedback, more efficiently.

Goblins is a math tool that uses AI to give students one-on-one support as they work through problems. Students solve problems by talking, drawing, or typing, and the AI follows their work, asks them to explain their thinking, and gives a hint when they get stuck rather than giving the answer.

The Google for Education umbrella includes a broad suite of products and tools; it does not have a single, central product or interface, so this product profile describes the range of functions students and educators can use.

Khan Academy is an online platform of instructional videos and practice problems covering math, science, and other core subjects. Khanmigo is the AI tutor built into it, where students can ask for help on a problem as they work or work through an essay writing process, and teachers can get help with planning and interpreting student data.

A teacher picks the skill their students are working on and shares information about their curriculum; LitLab then produces short, illustrated stories built only from the sounds and words students have been taught, so students can practice reading what they know.

MagicSchool is an AI operating system for schools. It brings together tools that help teachers plan, assess, differentiate instruction, and provide feedback. Students engage with AI through teacher-developed and guided experiences.

Magma Math is a math platform that uses AI to surface how students are thinking as they solve problems. Students are required to show their work. The AI grades submissions, flags where the class is getting stuck, and turns common missteps into class discussions in which students compare their approaches to the problem.

Magpie Literacy is a digital tool that uses interactive games, videos, and speech recognition to teach and assess literacy skills in real time.

OKO is a small-group math tool that uses AI to facilitate student discourse. Students try a problem on their own first, then talk it through as a group to agree on an answer, while the AI follows their discussion, poll responses, and answer submissions in real time.

Paloma is a family engagement tool that equips parents to serve as at-home tutors, delivering short, daily reading and math activities aligned to their school's curriculum.

Quill.org is a nonprofit that provides free literacy tools that engage students in targeted, adaptive practice in grammar, sentence construction, and evidence-based writing and provides them with immediate coaching and feedback.

Snorkl is an assessment tool for K–12 that students use to record explanations of their thinking and get personalized feedback on both their answers and their reasoning process.