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Eedi's Misconception Graph is now a public good

Eedi's Misconception Graph is now available as an open-source public good through Learning Commons. As of today, a mapping of more than 8,000 common maths misconceptions, informed by 200 million real student responses, is free for anyone to build on, under a CC BY 4.0 licence.

Eedi participates in India's ShikshaNext EdTech Accelerator

At Eedi, we only scale what works. This exploratory study in Rajasthan builds on RCTs focused on diagnosing and resolving misconceptions over the last 5 years that provided gold-standard evidence of efficacy in UK classrooms.

Two-year RCT earns Eedi a gold Efficacy certificate from EduEvidence

This trial ran over two academic years and leveraged our testbed platform, Eedi School, as a classroom and homework tool. By 12 months the effect was on the cusp of significance, it crossed into clear statistical significance at 18 months (d = 0.46) and held at 24 months (d = 0.30).

Launched: Our Second AI Tutor RCT

This blog announces our second "constrained" AI Tutor RCT, started in April 2026, in partnership with Google DeepMind's research team. At its heart is Eedi's diagnostic engine which powers the testbed tool being used in classrooms, Eedi School.

Eedi Named Among World's Top 100 Education Innovations

We're honoured to share that Eedi has been selected for the 2026 HundrED Global Collection, which recognises 100 of the world's most impactful and scalable K–12 innovations. HundrED is a global nonprofit dedicated to identifying and sharing innovations that are making a real difference in education. Their Global Collection represents innovations reaching millions of learners worldwide, rigorously vetted by an international academy of education experts.

New Exploratory Research from Eedi and Google DeepMind Reveals Human-in-the-Loop AI Tutoring Outperforms Human-Only Support

One-to-one tutoring is education's gold standard but is impossible to scale. This exploratory research shows how a human-in-the-loop Al tutor measurably boosts student learning.

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