Market Opportunity

Faculty skip pedagogy talks — AI-enabled async discussion + curated prompts targets a $3.0B = 20M higher-ed faculty worldwide x $150/year seat total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 15%.

Key trends driving demand: Asynchronous-workflows -- Hybrid teaching increased acceptance of async collaboration over in-person-only formats, enabling tools that fit faculty schedules.; AI-assisted-synthesis -- LLMs can convert long faculty debates into concise, actionable teaching practices and rubrics, reducing facilitation cost.; Outcomes-driven-PD -- Universities increasingly demand measurable teaching improvements tied to professional development spend, creating demand for analytics-enabled PD tools.; LMS-integration -- Greater appetite for vendor integrations (LTI, SIS APIs) opens smooth distribution pathways into faculty workflows..

Key competitors include EAB, Instructure (Canvas), Edthena, Slack (and Microsoft Teams), Centers for Teaching & Learning (internal).

Faculty skip pedagogy talks — AI-enabled async discussion + curated prompts

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