The Learning-Visibility Loop: How AI Should Participate in Education
Grammarly Blogby Grammarly·10d ago
Generic AI is built to hand over answers. The bigger opportunity in education is to make the learning itself visible, for students and for the instructors teaching them.
Grammarly Authorship Is Now Available in Blackboard
Grammarly Blogby Grammarly·13 Aug 2026
Instructors want to trust the work students hand in. Students want credit for the work they actually did.
Say It, Then Send It with Speech to Text
Grammarly Blogby Grammarly·15 Jun 2026
Writing on your phone is still, somehow, a chore. Between a cramped keyboard, autocorrect that guesses wrong, and the mental load of trying to stay focused while on the move, sending a polished...
A University of Florida Professor Stopped Fighting AI in His Classroom: A Peer-Reviewed Study Followed
Grammarly Blogby Grammarly·29 May 2026
When Dr. Brian Harfe first noticed that AI tools could answer his essay prompts better than most of his students, he did not panic. He redesigned the assignment.
Educator of the Year
Grammarly Blogby Grammarly·30 Apr 2026
At Grammarly, we believe that better communication has the power to change lives. That belief lives in our products, our mission, and now, in a new program designed to honor the teachers who bring...
The Trust Practice: What Building Credibility Requires
Grammarly Blogby Yolanda Wiggins·16 Apr 2026
People talk about trust in education as if it’s one thing. Build it. Restore it. Protect it. That framing is understandable, but the research suggests it’s incomplete.
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