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Q: Who controls what the AI tutor can access in my course?

The instructor controls what the AI tutor can access in their course. Faculty have full autonomy over the scope, behavior, and tone of the tutor, including what content it can reference and when it should refer students to human resources.

Q: What happens to student data?

Student data is handled according to LearnWise's privacy and security policies. For detailed information, visit the Trust Center at trust.learnwise.ai.

LearnWise gives educators a tutor built around their own course, helps detect at-risk students, and closes the loop with real feedback, trusted by 200+ institutions across higher education.

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See the 2026 findings on teaching with AI

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made to
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Students are undoubtedly using ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot, generic AI tools that have never seen your syllabus, your material, your standards, or your teaching style, and that's exactly where hallucinated answers and cheating creep in. LearnWise starts from your course instead and where you actually teach, so AI can work for you and your students safely, and in ways that actually support learning.

AI solutions FOR EDUCATORS

A tutor that reflects your course, not a generic one

AI Tutor answers students' course questions based on their progress, walks them through problem areas, and has them practice course material, day or night. Educators can fully customize it for their courses and teaching style.

Set how it teaches

Socratic, direct, encouraging, whatever fits your teaching style. Instructors can also set a welcome message, give it a nickname, add course shortcut buttons, and list office hours.

Grounded in your course

Built from your syllabus, readings, and supporting content you connect, not the open web. Answers, examples, and practice questions all come from real course content, not generic information.

Works inside your LMS

Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, or D2L Brightspace, no separate login for you or your students. It shows up right where coursework already happens, so there's no extra portal to check.

Spot it, then fix it, at scale

AI Ops Assistant surfaces insights like which students are at risk across in one or all your courses, and lets you take bulk action directly in your LMS, from applying accomodations to adding content, instead of doing it by hand.

Grading that scales without losing your voice

AI Feedback & Grader builds rubric-aligned feedback and suggests grades against your own criteria. It refines the comments you've started or writes new ones from scratch, so student work doesn't sit waiting on your desk.

Grounded in a year of real classrooms

Findings from the 2026 State of AI-Powered Teaching & Learning report, based on 191,283 real AI Tutor conversations and 17,937 AI Feedback & Grader submissions across 56 institutions in 11 countries, September 2025 to April 2026

99.4%

of AI Tutor conversations end in a working answer or a referral to a human resource, not a dead end

68%

of AI Feedback & Grader submissions were written entirely by faculty, with AI used only when they chose to

1,160 hrs

of estimated faculty and staff time reclaimed across the research cohort in the 2025 to 2026 academic year

Read the full report

FAQ

The questions we hear most from faculty

Who controls what the AI tutor can access in my course?

The institution and its administrators choose which courses and content the tutor can use, scoped by course and content type, not the whole LMS by default. Hidden files and unpublished material are never included. Where teacher customization is enabled, you can add your own supporting files and shape how the tutor behaves in your course, without changing the institution's underlying access controls. Read the full breakdown.

Does this replace my role as the instructor or student advisor?

No. You set the scope, behavior, and tone for your own tutor and feedback assistant, including when the Tutor should refer the student for an office hour or a human tutoring session. Institutions and instructors have full autonomy when and where to use the tools. The tools work from what you're already teaching, it doesn't teach or grade in your place. We believe nothing can replace the real learning.

Won't students just use it to avoid thinking for themselves?

That's a real risk with open-ended chat tools, which is part of why LearnWise is built differently. Your tutor works from the material and structure you set, so it's designed to support the way you already teach, not offer a shortcut around it. For example, you can set it up to be Socratic and instead of giving quick answers, it always guides students to find the answer themselves.

What happens to student data?

Student data stays within your institution's own environment. It's never used to train AI models, and conversation data stays locked within the institutional ecosystem rather than shared or pooled elsewhere. LearnWise operates under FERPA, GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, and ISO 27001 compliance, with full documentation available at our Trust Center.

Are these just other tools I have to learn on top of everything else?

They are built into the LMS you already use, Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, or D2L Brightspace, so students and instructors aren't logging into something separate. Setup asks for what you already have: your course material and how you'd like the tutor to use it.