Anthropic and Teach For All announced a partnership to bring AI tools and training to teachers in 63 countries. The initiative, called AI Literacy & Creator Collective (AI LCC), offers more than 100,000 teachers and alumni from the Teach For All network —which serves over 1.5 million students— opportunities to build AI fluency and adapt Claude to real classroom needs.
What Anthropic and Teach For All announced
It’s not just about giving away access to a tool. The proposal puts teachers in the role of co-creators: they receive Claude and training spaces, and in return they provide direct feedback so the product can evolve based on what actually happens in classrooms.
Why does that matter to you? Because most decisions about how AI is used in education usually come from companies or distant experts. Here, the people who know the students best are the ones designing the solutions.
“For AI to make education more equitable, teachers must define how it’s used and contribute to its design,” said Wendy Kopp, CEO of Teach For All.