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Product Details

Overview

SchoolAI is an education AI platform built around teacher-designed learning environments called Spaces. Teachers define the experience, while the student assistant supports learners within that environment and Mission Control helps teachers review engagement and progress.

Current offerings also include focused student activities called PowerUps, a browser extension and district-management tools. Availability depends on the school’s plan and configuration; a SchoolAI connection does not establish use of every component.

Not to be confused with MagicSchool. SchoolAI is the publisher’s current spelling of the separate product previously listed here as School AI.

Features
Spaces and Mission Control
  • Design student AI experiences and review participation and learning signals.
PowerUps and browser tools
  • Use supported focused activities and integrations within existing workflows.
District management
  • Available institutional controls depend on plan and deployment.
Support Options
  • Email

SchoolAI provides teacher-designed AI Spaces, student assistance and Mission Control visibility, with additional tools and district management by plan.

SchoolAI is an education AI platform built around teacher-designed learning environments called Spaces. Teachers define the experience, while the student assistant supports learners within that environment and Mission Control helps teachers review engagement and progress.

Current offerings also include focused student activities called PowerUps, a browser extension and district-management tools. Availability depends on the school’s plan and configuration; a SchoolAI connection does not establish use of every component.

Not to be confused with MagicSchool. SchoolAI is the publisher’s current spelling of the separate product previously listed here as School AI.

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School Districts that use this:

2 California school districts are currently associated with this product in the SDLA database.

Data comes from SDLA district surveys, public records, vendor information, and ongoing review.