Available this fall, HMH’s suite of generative AI supports is directly connected to high- quality curriculum and assessment data

Adaptive learning company HMH announced the launch of a new suite of fully-integrated generative AI tools built to enhance instruction, support teachers, and help every child reach their fullest potential. Unlike standalone AI products, which risk compromising instructional integrity, HMH’s new suite of embedded AI supports—which include lesson plan generators, text translators, vocabulary scaffolding and more—is informed by HMH’s standards-aligned curriculum and best-in-class assessments.

With these new AI tools directly integrated into the Ed platform, HMH is providing educators with a tested and trusted one-stop shop where they can access high-quality instructional materials, receive real-time student data insights, differentiate instruction, and supercharge their workflows all within a secure, coherent ecosystem.

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According to HMH’s most recent Educator Confidence Report, educator use of generative AI increased fivefold in just one school year. This growth reflects excitement about AI’s potential and demands thoughtful implementation to ensure AI strengthens the classroom experience. This rise in use is also fueled by a growing number of standalone AI teaching tools that are disconnected from high-quality curriculum. To help districts and educators navigate this crossroads, HMH’s latest report, Decision Time: The case for quality and coherence in classroom AI, lays out a vision that embraces the promise and power of AI while protecting high-quality instruction, privacy, and teacher support.

“We are at a crossroads in education. Now we have to decide: will AI reinforce effective instruction or reverse it? Will it deepen human connections in the classroom or diminish them?” said Jack Lynch, HMH CEO. “HMH is making a clear choice to amplify the life-altering experience of great teaching and learning, not automate it. We value the progress made toward high-quality instructional materials over the last several years, and we’re moving intentionally to ensure AI reinforces that progress, rather than undermining it.”

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“Teachers don’t need more complexity in their daily lives. They need easy-to-use technology that understands their curriculum, values their time, and puts instructional insights at their fingertips. That’s what HMH has built with our latest suite of AI tools,” said Andrew Goldman, EVP for HMH Labs. “Our laser focus on accelerating learning outcomes for students across the country is at the forefront of how we think about and integrate AI into the K-12 classroom.”

With HMH’s Ed platform and new AI tools, educators can count on:

  • Systemwide instructional coherence through connecting our suite of AI tools to HMH’s Ed platform—no extra logins, no platform switching—where educators can access high-quality instructional materials and generate lesson plans, scaffolds, assignments, presentations, and more, all grounded in evidence-based, standards-aligned curriculum.
  • Real-time, actionable student data insights and access to dashboards and reporting tools that synthesize student performance trends, enabling teachers and administrators to identify and address learning gaps at the classroom, school, or district level.
  • Secure infrastructure that exceeds industry standards for data protection, using encryption and strict authentication protocols to safeguard sensitive information and protect student safety and privacy.

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Source – PR Newswire

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