Announcement: Learnvia introduces free, AI-enabled Calculus I courseware
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29Jan2026
Early Praise for Learnvia
Leaders weigh in on the need for and merits of Learnvia
29Jan2026
Learnvia: Research-Driven Learning
Learnvia enhances classroom instruction by unifying what’s often scattered across textbooks, homework systems and online…
29Jan2026
A History of Learning Science at Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon University has partnered with the Gates Foundation to create Learnvia, Inc., a new…
29Jan2026
Meeting the Moment: Learnvia Addresses the Need To Evolve
Occupations that utilize math skills are projected to grow “much faster than the average for…
29Jan2026
Introducing Learnvia
Learnvia is a nonprofit learning collaborative launched by Carnegie Mellon University with support from the…
29Jan2026
Can AI Improve Intro Courses? A New Courseware Project Hopes So.
Gateway courses have long been a pain point. A new nonprofit started by Carnegie Mellon…
29Jan2026
Carnegie Mellon Launches Learnvia To Catalyze Student Success Nationwide
The nonprofit learning collaborative leverages a landmark $55 million investment from the Gates Foundation and…
29Jan2026
New Nonprofit Learnvia Launches to Accelerate Post-Secondary Student Success
Learnvia, a new university-affiliated nonprofit learning collaborative, today announced the launch of a national initiative…
Looking Ahead
Learnvia launched its first pilot program in Fall 2025 with Calculus I, continuing in Spring 2026. The pilot for Calculus II will launch in Fall 2026. Other gateway math courses will follow, Calculus 3, Precalculus, and Quantitative Reasoning. Over time, Learnvia will expand into other high-enrollment, high-attrition gateway courses while continually refining its platform based on faculty and student feedback.
