Frequently Asked Questions

How is EdLight different from our current methods?

Many schools are using manual and fragmented processes for analyzing student data to help inform instruction. Calculators, spreadsheets, and stacks of papers have come up repeatedly in our conversations with teachers and district leaders. Data analysis that helps inform instruction takes time out of a teacher’s already limited day. EdLight is your AI math co-teacher that automatically analyzes handwritten student math work, instantly shows student gaps with recommended next steps, and captures class, school, and district level data so you can see progress over time.

How do I know that Edlight is right for our school(s)?

EdLight is helping teachers with differentiation in the classroom. If your school or district is struggling to close the opportunity gap between General Ed students and students with special needs, EdLight may be right for you. We’d love to meet you and learn more about your goals, so book a demo call today to schedule time with a team member.

Do I have to commit to a year?

No, you don’t. You can pilot EdLight at your school(s) for $500 and then decide.

How long does it take for teachers to learn how to use EdLight?

EdLight is very intuitive. Teachers upload student work and instantly see data that helps inform their instruction.

Is this only for math?

Right now our platform is focused on math since that’s an area we see teachers needing the most support.

Is this only for students in Special Education?

No. We also see successful implementation in heterogeneous classrooms. But students with special needs get even more timely and meaningful feedback than they otherwise would.

What if students work electronically?

EdLight analyzes any handwritten work and provides the same insights on screenshots of work that students complete online.

Simple and transparent pricing to support your Special Ed teachers and their students

Districts creating more equity in the classroom

Frequently Asked Questions

Support and retain your Special Ed teachers and ensure students meet their specific individual math goals.

Get the latest tips on supporting Special Ed teachers and students delivered straight to your inbox.