Anthropic is expanding its educational initiatives by integrating its AI chatbot Claude into classrooms through partnerships with platforms like Canvas, Wiley, and Panopto, enabling students and educators to access course materials, lecture recordings, and visualizations directly within conversations with Claude.

The University of San Francisco School of Law will become the first fully AI-integrated law school, utilizing Claude AI for practical learning activities such as analyzing claims, mapping evidence, and developing trial strategies.

Anthropic emphasizes responsible AI development and use in education to prevent deepening divides and ensure equitable benefits, while also expanding its ambassador programs and launching free AI fluency courses across campuses to boost AI literacy among students.

The company has invested $500,000 in the National Academy for AI Instruction, led by the American Federation of Teachers, to create educator-focused AI training and promote responsible AI integration in education nationwide.

Claude for Education will serve as a personal study partner for students and educators, providing access to course materials and recordings within conversations, enhancing the learning experience.

In addition to classroom integrations, Anthropic is partnering with educational software providers like Wiley and Panopto to embed Claude into various learning environments.

Anthropic is also expanding its student ambassador programs and launching free AI fluency courses across campuses to foster practical AI skills and increase AI literacy among students.

The integration of Claude AI at the University of San Francisco School of Law marks a significant step toward fully AI-enabled legal education, offering students hands-on experience with AI tools for real-world legal practice.