AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils
Artificial Intelligence is on the rise in education and educational technology companies along with educational publishers are meeting the demand. Simba Information looked into the rise in AI in education in its report AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils. The report found that the AI in education market is estimated to grow from $3.68 billion in 2023 to $173.39 billion by 2033.
Simba Information’s AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils report details the trends impacting the market, information on the market landscape, the type of AI applications in the classroom, company profiles on the leading competitors in the market, existing AI teaching and learning products on the market, and one-on-one interviews with representatives in the market from 2020-2023. The data and findings are based on Simba’s internal research and analysis of official data drawn from a wide range of expert timely sources, including interviews with industry executives, trade associations, government data sources, specialized industry databases, trade and publishing trade publications, annual reports, company Websites and marketing materials, earning call presentations, industry surveys and conference proceedings and other authoritative sources.
AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils covers the following major categories:
AI In the Classroom: The Current Landscape
What Do Teachers and Students Want and Need From AI
Best Practices for Publishers of AI Learning Products
Directory and Profiles of AI Enabled Classroom Products and Companies
Funding and Investment for AI Enabled Products
Public Policy, Guidance, and Ethics
Outlook, Opportunities, and Ongoing Concerns
Methodology
Scope of the Report
Sources of Information
Executive Summary
Introduction
Key Findings
AI in the Classroom: The Current Landscape
Education's Initial Response: Get the Pitchforks
SIDEBAR: IS AI IN THE CLASSROOM REALLY NEW?
What is the current view on the promise of AI
For Teachers
The Major Challenges and Cautions
Beyond the Classroom: The Big Picture
What Do Teachers and Students Want and Need from AI
The Current Landscape
Beyond the Pros and Cons
Teachers Do Need Help
What About the Students?
Best Practices for Publishers of AI Learning Products
The Basics: For All Classroom Products
Designing The Product
SIDEBAR: An Educational Publisher's Perspective on AI
Internal AI Efficiencies
Directory and Profiles of AIEnabled Classroom Products and Companies
Directory of AI-Enabled Classroom Products: Edtech companies, startups, and major publishers
Table K-12 Focused AI- Enabled Teaching and Learning Products: Edtechs and Start Ups
Table Higher Ed Focused AI- Enabled Teaching and Learning Products: Major Educational Publishers
Savvas Learning Company:
Discovery Education:
Renaissance Learning:
AI Enabled Education Company Product and Strategy Snapshots
Anthology (Boca Raton, FL)
Cambium Learning Group (Dallas, TX)
Cengage (Boston, MA)
Discovery Education (Charlotte, NC)
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Boston, MA)
Kahoot! (Oslo, Norway)
Knewton Alta (Wiley)
McGraw Hill
Pearson
PowerSchool
Savvas Learning Company
Scholastic
Funding and Investment for AIEnabled Products
Some Background
Table AI Funding for Edtech by Date; January-September 2023; See EMA 9/15/23
A ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEW WITH REACH CAPITAL'S JENNIFER CAROLAN
Public Policy, Guidance, and Ethics
SIDEBAR: AI THREATS BEYOND EDUCATION
US Federal Regulations
EU Regulations
Guidance
Outlook, Opportunities, and Ongoing Concerns
Data Privacy Regulations
Teacher Training
Student Use of Generative AI for Research and Writing
Increasing Reliance on Predictive Analytics
New Forms of Generative AI Specifically Geared for Education