Eedi Tutor is a proprietary AI tool that sits on top of, and is constrained by, our robust Diagnostic Engine learning infrastructure and a decade of misconception data.
Eedi Tutor is Socratic by nature. It never gives answers, it only asks students questions.
This study, undertaken in conjunction with Google DeepMind, aimed to measure the effectiveness of expert-supervised AI tutoring in a real-world classroom setting with 165 Y9-Y10 students across 5 UK secondary schools.
The AI tutor was a pedagogical and trustworthy source of instruction
Supervised AI even better than expert humans in knowledge transfer
Most importantly, it was delivered safely with humans-in-the-loop
AI-assisted tutor sessions were longer and more interactive that human-only sessions
Feedback is one of the most powerful levers in education, but it doesn't scale. With Eedi Tutor, we're adding true scale - real-time, diagnostic dialogue at the level of the student's individual misconception, at the instant the student needs it.
Eedi is a safety-first organisation
Eedi’s approach to safety is built on three pillars - the pedagogical expertise of our learning designers and human tutors; AToMS, our real-time human in the loop/on the loop (HITL/HOTL) safety and moderation system; and our continuous review of data from real live classrooms to pinpoint where more tuning is needed.
Learn moreOur products, built on over a decade of real student responses, can predict, identify and help to resolve students’ misconceptions allowing them to take the next step in learning and knowledge.
AI-powered learning infrastructure that predicts, identifies and helps resolve misconceptions in maths with high accuracy. Our Engine powers Eedi’s assessment tools, including DQR and Eedi Tutor, and integrates with third party learning tools and LLMs.
Built on the same expert-authored Diagnostic Questions that power our Diagnostic Engine, DQR turns a single smartphone into a classroom-wide diagnostic tool - capturing whole-class data to power retrieval practice and post-lesson review.
