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Request for Public Comment on Trusted Portable Learning Context
Thursday, July 23
AI can better support teaching and learning when it has the right context: the learning goals, course materials, learner progress, instructional constraints, accessibility needs, and privacy boundaries that define a specific learning moment. But that context must be shared in ways that are trusted, portable, governed, and grounded in open standards.
In this 1EdTech Labs Live session, we will introduce a new Request for Public Comment on a trusted, portable learning context for AI. The RFC builds on community use cases from the Learning Context for AI Experiment group and early experimentation from the AI Hackathon, where educators, institutions, and product builders explored what AI needs to know, what it should not know, and where existing standards can support responsible implementation. Participants will learn the core ideas behind the RFC, see how community input shaped the work, and understand how to provide feedback as 1EdTech moves toward practical, standards-based approaches for AI in education.
Speakers:
- Tim Couper, Chief Architect & Associate CTO, 1EdTech
- Michael Feldstein, Chief Strategy Officer, 1EdTech
Webinar Resources
- 1EdTech Labs
- Principles of a Trusted portable learning context (open for public comments and counter-proposals)
- Trusted portable learning context: Why it matters for institutions and policymakers (companion brief for the RFC)
- Presentation Slides
Other 1EdTech Labs Live webinars:
- Edtech Security: Building Trust Through Shared Responsibility (June 25, 2026)
- What If Skills Became the Shared Infrastructure of Learning? (May 12, 2026)
- What If Learners Were Recognized for the Credentials They Earn? (March 19, 2026)
- Learning Context in the Age of AI: A Modest Proposal (February 26, 2026)
- AI Tutoring Support in Digital Content: Experiences from Carnegie Mellon University (November 13, 2025)
- AI in Standards: A Conversation with Google and Microsoft (October 23, 2025)
- Scaling Interleaving, Understanding Course Design Impact (July 31, 2025)
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
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