Claude for Teachers: Setting It Up for Your School or District

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⚡ TL;DR Claude for Teachers is free Claude Enterprise access for verified US K-12 educators. An authorized administrator sets it up with a school email, accepts K-12 terms, verifies the district and enables SSO.

Teachers need capable AI with proper data protections. Claude for Teachers offers that to US K-12 schools at no cost.

Here's how setup works. 🍎

🍎 What Claude for Teachers Is

Free Claude Enterprise access for verified US K-12 educators.

✅ Who Can Set It Up

An authorized administrator with a school or district email. Only US K-12 schools and districts qualify.

🛠️ Setup Steps

The administrator:

1️⃣ Accepts the K-12 terms
2️⃣ Verifies the district
3️⃣ Confirms the email domain
4️⃣ Enables single sign-on

💡 Pro tip Have your district IT contact on hand; domain and SSO steps go faster with them.

🛡️ Data Terms

One set of K-12 terms and a data processing agreement covers all district staff.

Claude for Teachers puts strong AI tools in classrooms safely. Need help rolling AI out across a district? Lord Of The Wix can assist. ✨

❓ Claude for Teachers FAQ

What is Claude for Teachers?

Free Claude Enterprise access for verified US K-12 educators.

Who can set it up?

An authorized administrator using a school or district email.

Which schools qualify?

Only US K-12 schools and districts.

What are the setup steps?

Accept K-12 terms, verify the district, confirm the domain and enable SSO.

How is student and staff data covered?

One set of K-12 terms and a data processing agreement covers the district.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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