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Imagine Learning Completes Acquisition of CueThink: Enhancing AI-Powered Problem-Solving and Collaboration in K–12 Education

Jun 04, 2024•over 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Imagine Learning

Acquired Company

CueThink

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Description

Imagine Learning, the largest national provider of digital curriculum solutions, has announced the acquisition of CueThink, an AI-powered problem-solving and collaboration platform designed to improve students’ critical thinking skills. This acquisition aims to address the growing need to prepare students for real-world challenges in the age of AI and to incorporate AI-enabled education and curriculum tools.

Company Information

Company

Imagine Learning

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

About

Every classroom, every student is bursting with potential. That’s why we pursue relentless innovation at the intersection of technology, people, and curricula. Imagine Learning creates K–12 digital-first solutions, working alongside teachers to support 18 million students in over half of the districts nationwide. Our core portfolio includes Imagine IM, Imagine Learning EL Education, Twig® Science, and Traverse. Our robust supplemental and intervention suite equips learners with personalized instruction for English and Spanish literacy, math, coding, and more. Imagine Edgenuity® and Imagine EdgeEX offer innovative courseware solutions, complemented by Imagine School Services’ Certified Teachers. Imagine Learning. Empower potential.

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