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AI-Wise Education

Learning is aprocess

We finally measure it like one.

Koan is an LMS that records student thinking, not just what they submit.

Traditional LMS grades submissions. Koan captures the entire thinking process, every revision and every pause, and turns it into proof of real learning.

Pilot programs open· Spring 2026
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Trusted by schools and districts internationally

UEMSB· Active pilot
Equitech Futures· Active pilot
GNPS· Partnership 2025
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The Problem

Traditional LMS platforms measure outputs.
In the AI era, that’s no longer enough.

When a student submits a polished essay, schools have no way of knowing if learning actually happened. The process of thinking, where real learning occurs, is invisible.

AI_USAGE

0%

of students use AI to complete assignments

Source: Stanford Digital Education Survey, 2024

DECLINE_RATE

0×

faster decline in critical thinking

Source: Journal of Educational Psychology

ADMIN_CONCERN

0%

of administrators worry about AI integrity

Source: EdWeek Research Center

Core Insight

“Resisting and detecting AI is not the solution. Schools need AI-wise learning systems that empower education with technology.

Technology has progressed, so should education.”

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The Koan Solution

An AI-Wise LMS measuring
learning process, not just results.

Koan flips the script on AI in education. Instead of trying to detect AI use after the fact, we make AI work for learning by making the thinking process visible and structured.

Schools using Koan can finally answer the question every administrator asks: "Did learning actually happen?"

Koan measures progress by doing two more things than a traditional LMS: Aidan guides and captures student reasoning in real time, and the WorkHub records concrete workflow evidence from brief to reflection.

Koan Innovation Layer
Aidan

Socratic AI guidance that captures student reasoning in real time.

WorkHub

End-to-end workflow evidence from brief, drafts, revisions, and reflection.

Aidan makes student thinking visible. WorkHub preserves the workflow evidence. Together, learning is visible and provable.

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How It Works

Three steps. One visible journey.

Koan turns every assignment into a window on how students actually think.

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Students write with Aidan

Aidan asks Socratic questions tailored to the rubric. Students think, draft, and revise with a coach who never gives answers.

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Every moment is captured

Revisions, pauses, breakthroughs, and reasoning shifts are recorded in real time. The invisible process becomes visible.

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Teachers see the full journey

The WorkHub shows a complete thinking timeline. Teachers coach from evidence, not guesswork.

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The Aidan Story

One student.
Full attention.

Scroll to watch Aidan shift from center stage into a one-on-one support layout.

Aidan robot for one-on-one coaching
Aidan · Interactive Session

Choose a student question to start the conversation

Aidan adapts to each student - rubric-aware and personalized.

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Workhub

One workspace for student work and teacher visibility

Koan Workhub combines focused student drafting, Aidan coaching, and transparent work history so teachers can see how learning actually happened.

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The True Cost of Last-Minute Drafting

Workhub keeps students in one focused environment for drafting, revising, and reflecting, so the writing process is visible from first attempt to final submission.

Aidan supports in the moment with Socratic prompts that strengthen claims and evidence without taking over the student’s voice.

Every checkpoint, revision, and reflection is preserved as process evidence teachers can review with confidence.

Live Work History + Aidan Coaching
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For School Decision-Makers

Make learning visible before final submission

Traditional LMS platforms mostly show outputs. Koan shows the student work process - drafts, revisions, AI guidance, and growth evidence.

Output Snapshot

  • Final submission appears, but the thinking path stays hidden
  • AI misuse is addressed after submission, not during work
  • Little visibility into revision quality or student effort
  • Weak evidence for coaching conversations and district reporting

Built for the AI Era

Process + Output Evidence

  • Captures drafts, revisions, and reflection in one timeline
  • Guides students while they work through Aidan and Workhub
  • Shows growth evidence teachers can review before grading
  • Delivers school- and district-ready visibility into learning progress

Who this clarity helps

Administrative Lens

For Superintendents

See district-wide patterns in student process quality, AI support usage, and growth indicators to guide policy and investment.

Administrative Lens

For Principals

Spot which students and classes need support earlier by tracking revision activity and coaching signals before submission.

Administrative Lens

For Curriculum Directors

Align instruction to standards with transparent workflow evidence that shows how students build understanding over time.

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Partner With Us

Let’s shape the future of learning together

Every school is unique. We work closely with educators and administrators to design solutions that fit your specific needs, culture, and goals.

Program Intake

Spring 2026 Cohort
Accepting applications

Pilot programs launching now

We’re partnering with forward-thinking schools and districts ready to lead in AI-age education. Join our pilot program to be among the first to transform how your students learn and how your teachers teach.

Bespoke implementation
Dedicated support team
Direct founder access

Cost-effective

Discounts for pilot programs

Implementation

White-glove support

Training

Comprehensive PD included

Latest Insights

From the Koan Blog

Thoughts on the future of education, AI in schools, and making learning visible.

LatestJuly 15, 20266 min read

What Detroit Agreed To Measure

On Tuesday, July 14, Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers, a free version of its AI assistant for verified K-12 educators in the United States. The tier normally costs twenty dollars a month. Nine education connectors ship at launch. Anthropic joins Google, OpenAI, and Khan Academy in what Chalkbeat's headline called an AI race to influence America's classrooms. Buried inside the announcement is a smaller sentence. Detroit Public Schools Community District has agreed to pilot the product for a formal study of educator well-being and practice. The turn toward the teacher is careful and important. What it will and will not measure is the story.

Future of EducationAI in SchoolsLearning Visibility
July 14, 20266 min read

The Number They Won't Release

On Monday, July 13, Gerald K. LeTendre, a professor of educational administration at Penn State, published a small piece in The Conversation. It was picked up quietly by UPI and phys.org the same day. His subject was Alpha School, the for-profit AI academy that has grown in three years from a single Austin campus to more than fifteen locations, charging families anywhere from forty thousand to seventy-five thousand dollars a year. Alpha's central claim is that its students learn more than twice as fast in a two-hour AI-driven school day. LeTendre's observation was very small. Alpha has never released the data behind that claim to independent researchers. The question sitting under the story is bigger than Alpha, and it is going to sit under most of the AI-in-school conversation for the next several years.