UniqLearn

Students are inspired by different things, and one worksheet for thirty of them engages few while teachers rebuild lessons at night. UniqLearn generates standards-aligned practice around each student's interests, gives instant feedback and shows teachers and districts where every student stands.

Personalised learning has been promised for decades and delivered mostly as a label, because tailoring work to each student costs teacher time that does not exist. Meanwhile the data that would show what a student needs sits in separate systems that do not talk to each other, so districts buy tool after tool and teachers repeat the same work in each.

UniqLearn starts from the student: a fifth grader who loves baseball gets a reading passage about baseball that tests the same standard as everyone else's. Teachers approve the interests, generate the assignments and see class-level results on each standard, while districts see performance across schools. Its second product, UniqPath, applies the same idea to careers, building a standards-aligned course from any job a student asks about.