McGraw Hill adds education plugin to Microsoft Copilot for licensed schools
McGraw Hill announced on October 29 that its higher education and school district customers with Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses can access its licensed course materials through Copilot. The plugin, built using Microsoft’s Model Context Protocol, lets educators and students generate study aids, lesson plans, and translations from McGraw Hill’s content. It marks one of the first major education…
Key points
- McGraw Hill’s Copilot plugin lets licensed schools access its course materials for study aids and lesson plans
- Plugin uses Microsoft’s Model Context Protocol to secure content access for educators and students
- Limited beta starts in early 2027; McGraw Hill also uses Copilot internally for employee AI fluency
The plugin is part of McGraw Hill’s broader strategy to embed AI into education tools, alongside existing products like AI Reader and Writing Assistant. A limited beta begins in early 2027. McGraw Hill also selected Copilot as its internal AI productivity tool for employees. The move aligns with Microsoft’s push to ground AI in credible content, with Deirdre Quarnstrom, Microsoft’s VP of Education Experiences, calling McGraw Hill a ‘trusted partner’ due to its scale and educator credibility.
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