AI Coach is Edthena's instructional coaching platform. It gives every teacher private coaching in the inbox they already check. A teacher uploads a lesson video, specific feedback arrives in minutes, and replying keeps the coaching conversation going. Districts use it to give every teacher coaching that works alongside the coaches they have, within the PD budget they already have.
Hear how schools use AI Coach to give every teacher specific feedback on their own lessons, alongside the coaches a school already has.
AI Coach combines the capabilities districts look for when evaluating an AI coaching platform:
Schedule a demo to see these capabilities in action.
Teachers: email [email protected] from your school address to get started.
AI Coach holds 110 coaching topics across eight content areas. The teacher chooses the topic. Behind every topic is a method built from 450+ verified research sources, and each area was reviewed with input from university-based teacher educators.
The work every classroom shares, in any subject. Includes a ready induction pathway for new teachers.
Example topics
Each topic is a focused piece of professional learning, the kind of goal a teacher and a coach would pick together.
From foundational reading anchored in the Science of Reading through adolescent disciplinary literacy.
Coaching centered on student mathematical reasoning.
Surfacing student ideas, pressing for evidence, and running investigations students genuinely own.
Arguable questions, deliberation of real public issues, and reasoning like historians.
Whether technology serves the learning goal and puts students in demanding, creative work.
Making the language reachable, getting learners talking to each other, and leaving the repair to the learner when correction comes.
For content teachers and ESL or ELD specialists alike, keeping grade-level content open to multilingual learners.
Want the full topic list for your subject? Ask us for the catalog.
The teacher picks a lesson, records it, and uploads the video. AI Coach runs in the browser, works on Chromebooks, and installs nothing.
Feedback arrives in the teacher's inbox in minutes, pointing to specific moments in that lesson.
The teacher replies by email, or logs in to watch the key moments and see patterns across lessons.
Specific feedback in minutes
Feedback points to specific moments in the teacher's own lesson.
Coaching by reply
Replying to the email keeps the coaching conversation going.
One topic at a time
The teacher chooses the topic and works on it across several lessons, and AI Coach brings strategies to try in class.
Topics and progress, not the conversations
Districts see which topics a teacher has worked on and the progress through them, never the coaching conversations.
Specific feedback in minutes
Feedback points to specific moments in the teacher's own lesson.
Coaching by reply
Replying to the email keeps the coaching conversation going.
One topic at a time
The teacher chooses the topic and works on it across several lessons, and AI Coach brings strategies to try in class.
Topics and progress, not the conversations
Districts see which topics a teacher has worked on and the progress through them, never the coaching conversations.
All plans include:
Up to 20 teachers
$1,980
annually
Up to 50 teachers
$3,450
annually
Up to 100 teachers
$4,990
annually
Pricing is based on the number of teachers and buildings in your district.
For a ballpark estimate, we've provided a few examples below.
200 teachers
$13,100
annually
500 teachers
$31,050
annually
1,000 teachers
$62,100
annually
Private by design
A teacher's conversations with the virtual coach stay between the two of them.
Nothing to install
AI Coach runs in the browser and works on Chromebooks.
A PD record the teacher keeps
The teacher can print a record of hours and topics and take it with them.
Bring it to a coach or PLC
Teachers can bring what they're working on to their in-person coach or PLC.
Private by design
A teacher's conversations with the virtual coach stay between the two of them.
Nothing to install
AI Coach runs in the browser and works on Chromebooks.
A PD record the teacher keeps
The teacher can print a record of hours and topics and take it with them.
Bring it to a coach or PLC
Teachers can bring what they're working on to their in-person coach or PLC.

How Hernando County doubled its instructional coaching capacity
Facing a high number of alternatively certified teachers, Hernando County Schools used the AI Coach platform to double the number of instructional coaching cycles, ensuring high-impact support for continuous teacher growth.

How Spokane achieved 100% teacher buy-in on professional development
Spokane Public Schools used the AI Coach platform to deliver targeted professional development. In a 2022-23 survey of Spokane teachers, 100% found the coaching meaningful and job-related.

How St. Vrain scaled personalized coaching to 2,000+ teachers
St. Vrain Valley Schools made AI Coach available to its entire teaching staff for self-directed PD and reported deeper learning, greater risk-taking, and professional growth.
No. AI Coach works alongside the coaches you already have and adds coaching in between their visits. With AI Coach, every teacher gets specific feedback on their own lessons, and they can bring what they're working on to their in-person coach or PLC, so the coach starts from what the teacher brings.
AI Coach watches the lesson video a teacher uploads and writes back about specific moments in it: what happened, when, and a question about it. It names the moment, not a score. The teacher interprets and replies, and that exchange is the coaching. Behind the conversation is a coaching method built from 450+ verified research sources, and expert teacher educators reviewed the content. The teacher chooses the topic to work on, and AI Coach brings strategies to try, anchored to the lesson they sent in.
Minutes. A teacher uploads a lesson video, and feedback arrives in their inbox in minutes, pointing to specific moments in that lesson. The teacher replies, and the conversation picks up from there.
As often as they teach a lesson they want feedback on. Coaching runs on the teacher's schedule, lesson by lesson, and a teacher works on one topic for as long as it is useful before choosing the next. AI Coach works alongside in-person coaching and adds coaching in between visits.
AI Coach keeps a record of each teacher's hours and the topics they worked on. It documents the teacher's learning over time, and the teacher can print the record and take it with them.
Most school buildings can give every teacher AI Coach for $3,450 a year or less, depending on size.
Here is the pricing for a single building:
Pricing is based on the number of teachers and buildings in your district.
Here are a few examples of whole-district pricing:
Thinking of a cohort model? We can quote you by the number of teachers, too.
We're happy to provide a custom quote if you email us at [email protected].
Our tools are eligible for numerous state and federal funding initiatives, such as Title I, Title II, and IDEA.
We can send you our funding alignment analysis report that was completed by an independent, 3rd-party consultant. Please email us at [email protected] for a copy.
A teacher's conversations with the virtual coach stay between the two of them. The district sees participation in AI Coach: topics, progress through those topics, and hours. No one at a teacher's school or district can read their coaching conversations or watch their lesson video through AI Coach. Video is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in the United States, and never used to train foundation models. Edthena is FERPA compliant, COPPA compliant, a signatory of the Student Privacy Pledge, a recipient of the top privacy evaluation tier from Common Sense Media, and a founding member of the EdSafe AI Alliance Industry Council. Details are on our privacy and security page, and districts can request security documentation.
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