Numerade Gives Free Access to Online STEM Program for a Year to All LAUSD Students and Teachers
        
        
        
			- By Kate Lucariello
 - 11/09/23
 
		
        Los  Angeles-based ed tech company Numerade has announced it will give a free one-year subscription to the  Numerade Plus AI-powered learning platform to all Los  Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) K–12  students and teachers as a way of giving back to the community.
Students  and teachers will have full access to the Numerade Plus education  suite, which includes:
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 Over 100 million textbook videos;
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 Verified answers;
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 Full-length video courses;
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 Custom quizzes;
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 Unlimited "Ask an Expert" questions; and
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 A GPT-4 AI chatbot tutor.
 
All  teachers within the LAUSD will also be able to use Numerade Plus  features such as lesson plans, quizzes, and grading assignments to  enhance their instruction.
The  company cited recent  California state data that shows most California  students "don't meet grade level standards in math and reading."  Supplemental learning materials and tutoring historically haven't  been accessible to all students. It noted that low income has been a  barrier to hiring tutors for struggling students. Numerade wants to  help bridge this divide.
"This  is a personal initiative for me, as Numerade was born from my own  experience growing up in LA and seeing education inequity firsthand,"  said Nhon Ma, CEO and co-founder of Numerade. "I believe that  everyone deserves a quality education, regardless of their  background. Numerade is my way of giving back and helping level the  playing field — we're proud to help support our community and give  students opportunities and resources that they may not have  otherwise."
Enrollment  is open now through Dec. 31, 2023. To enroll in 12 months of free  Numerade Plus, students and teachers can visit the  website and use their LAUSD email address to create an  account.
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
            
        
        
                
                    About the Author
                    
                
                    
                    Kate Lucariello is a former newspaper editor, EAST Lab high school teacher and college English teacher.