Launch prices: The Point and A101 are $49 each, or $79 for both, until 30 November 2026. See prices

For institutions

Four ways to license EducationAI.

Start with a pilot or go straight to the scale you need. Custom course builds can be added to any tier.

  • Pilot

    Try EducationAI with one group before you decide.

    • The Point for one cohort, for one term
    • The offline course player and printed workbook
    • Three prompt packs of your choice
    • An onboarding session for your faculty lead
    • A review together at the end of the pilot

    Pricing on requestQuoted for your institution

    Request pricing

  • Department

    One department, with every tool.

    • The Point for the department’s learners
    • All fifteen prompt packs
    • The Lesson Builder and all six skill cards
    • Orientation for department faculty
    • The accessibility conformance report, when complete

    Pricing on requestQuoted for your institution

    Request pricing

  • Campus

    Every department across the institution.

    • Everything in Department, campus-wide
    • Lesson Builder access for all faculty
    • Coordination with your accessibility and IT teams
    • Orientation sessions across departments
    • A yearly planning review

    Pricing on requestQuoted for your institution

    Request pricing

  • Program

    Elite and selective programs that want a course of their own.

    • A custom course written for your program, in the same format
    • Custom prompt packs for your faculty and mentors
    • Co-design sessions with your program leads
    • The Point and all fifteen prompt packs
    • The Lesson Builder and all six skill cards

    Pricing on requestQuoted for your institution

    Request pricing

Pricing is quoted for each institution. Tell us your program's size and timeline and we will send a proposal.

For your review teams

Colleges and universities ask the same questions before they adopt a course. Our Institutional Review Packet answers them in one document, with every figure measured from the actual files.

  • Academic affairs and faculty: standard syllabi, measurable outcomes mapped to every quiz, test and project, estimated learner hours, and what the federal credit-hour definition means for them. Credit is always your institution’s decision.
  • Accessibility: built to WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard the US Justice Department’s ADA Title II rule sets for public colleges’ online content, including vendors’ (compliance from April 2027 for larger public entities). On 15 October 2026 our automated checks ran on 166 page views, every reading theme, desktop and phone, with no failures; keyboard focus was visible at all 293 stops. A conformance report (VPAT) is in preparation, and the packet says plainly what has not been tested yet.
  • IT security and privacy: no accounts, no data sent to us, no trackers, no outside requests. HECVAT-style answers are in the packet; most questions are “not applicable” because nothing is hosted or collected.
  • Your LMS: SCORM 1.2 packages that send the grade and pass status to D2L Brightspace, Canvas or Moodle, and QTI question banks for graded, proctored versions of every quiz and test.
  • AI policy: three syllabus statements faculty can copy, from “no AI on graded work” to “AI encouraged, with the tutor rules”.

Request the review packet

Community colleges

No textbook cost, no accounts, and it works on phones and offline. Plain language (about a 6th-grade reading level, with college-level ideas), short lessons, flexible paces, and accommodations without paperwork. Each course stands alone with its own Certificate of Completion. A Spanish version is not built yet.

Research universities

Primary texts and named research with their limits stated, 31 and 46 sources in the two courses’ reading lists, a serious written capstone, and tutor rules that keep the thinking with the student. It works under whatever AI policy each instructor sets.

How our courses are made

Lund Studio writes each course with help from AI: our founder directs the work, and Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, helps draft the lessons, quizzes and tests. Facts are checked against the sources in each book. The teachers are AI and say so, no AI grades anyone, and A101 lines up with the four skills of Anthropic’s free AI Fluency course: Delegation, Description, Discernment and Diligence. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic; EducationAI is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

Accessibility commitment

Every learner gets the whole course.

Accessibility is part of the format, not an add-on. Every lesson is made to be heard, read, seen and navigated in more than one way.

  • CaptionsOn every video lesson.
  • TranscriptsFull and interactive in the player.
  • Audio descriptionEvery lesson picture is described for learners who can't see it.
  • Keyboard supportEverything works without a mouse.
  • Screen-reader supportClear structure, labels and reading order.
  • Adjustable speed and text sizePlayback from 0.5× to 2×, and larger text when needed.
  • Dyslexia-friendly modeEasier letterforms and more generous spacing.
  • High-contrast modeStronger lines and pure black text.

Built to WCAG 2.1 AA. That is our design target, not a certification. We will tell you plainly where we stand: an independent accessibility review and conformance report are in preparation, and we will share them with institutions as soon as they are complete.

Request the conformance report

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Privacy and safety

Plain promises, kept in the design.

Students should never wonder who is teaching them, what is being collected, or where to turn when things are hard. For the full guide to using AI safely, see AI Safety.

  • No student data

    The course player keeps each learner's progress, and everything in their Study Box, on their own device. It collects no student data.

  • AI is always disclosed

    Every teacher is an AI persona with a synthetic voice, not a person. The course says so from the first lesson, and the tutor prompts are clear about what AI can and cannot do.

  • Not therapy

    The Point is education about purpose and meaning. It is not therapy, counseling or medical care, and it encourages learners to take the big things to people they trust.

  • Crisis resources

    Crisis resources are written into the course, especially in Part IV, where it speaks about pain, loss and depression.

  • No credit unless you grant it

    EducationAI is not accredited, and its courses carry no academic credit unless an institution chooses to grant it.

  • People stay in charge

    Faculty decide what is taught. Our prompt packs support practice and thinking; they are not built to complete graded work for students.

If you need help now

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Contact

Start with a conversation.

Tell us about your program and we will reply with options and pricing.

It helps to include:

  • Your institution and program
  • Who your learners are, and roughly how many
  • What you are interested in: a course, prompt packs, the Lesson Builder or a custom build
  • When you would like to start

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