Coming Soon to Britannica Education

Assess It:
More Ways to Measure Understanding

Assessments shouldn’t feel one-size-fits-all.

This spring, we expanded the question formats available through the Assess It tool to help educators create more flexible, differentiated formative assessments in minutes.

Teachers can now generate:

• True/false questions
• Matching activities
• Fill-in-the-blank prompts
• Written response questions
• Multiple-choice assessments

Always grounded in Britannica’s trusted, human-vetted content, all assessment options provide answer keys and source links. Improved editing capabilities allow educators to refine assessments to meet their specific lesson objectives and classroom needs.

The result? Less time building formative assessments from scratch, more time focusing on student learning.

DOK Question Builder:
Go Beyond Recall

Critical thinking starts with better questions.

Our new DOK Question Builder helps educators create strategic questions aligned to all four Depth of Knowledge (DOK) levels—from recall to extended thinking.

Using either teacher-provided content or Studio-generated materials, educators can instantly generate questions that support rigor, deeper inquiry, and meaningful classroom discussion.

Each set includes example answers, helping teachers save time while maintaining instructional quality.

Present It:
Turn Trusted Knowledge into Dynamic Teaching Moments

One of our most anticipated tools is almost here.

Late this summer, educators will be able to quickly generate media-rich presentations—complete with images, videos, speaker notes, and customizable templates—built from Britannica’s trusted content.

Here’s how it works:

Studio then builds a ready-to-deliver presentation using Britannica’s verified text, visuals, and multimedia resources. Educators can make edits themselves, ask Studio to revise content, generate translated versions, and export directly to Google Slides or PowerPoint.

Unlike general AI tools that hallucinate “facts” and generate unreliable visuals, Present It supports lessons by curating relevant, educator-ready resources for you.

That means teachers can move faster without sacrificing accuracy or trust.

Postsecondary Support
Britannica Studio will extend into postsecondary education with a new “Grade 13+” option powered by Britannica Academic, giving faculty access to university-level content generation.

Easier Source Sharing
Educators soon will be able to export source links more efficiently, supporting citation and transparency.

Google Classroom Integration
Sharing Studio outputs directly to Google Classroom is coming soon, making classroom workflows even smoother.

NoodleTools Integration

Educators have asked—and we’ve responded! We are so excited to announce our integration with NoodleTools. This fall, students will be able to export their citations directly to their NoodleTools accounts, streamlining their ability to credit their sources.

Searchable Interactive Media

Students and educators soon will be able to search interactive media directly within Britannica School’s Elementary and Middle levels and Britannica Library’s Children and Young Adult levels. 

Interactive experiences are already student favorites because they transform passive learning into active exploration. Whether students are exploring Albert Einstein’s life, comparing dog breeds, or investigating scientific concepts, these interactives help deepen understanding through discovery and engagement.

Soon, instead of scrolling through hundreds of options, learners can quickly find the interactive content most relevant to their interests and classroom needs.

Expanding Early Learning Experiences

We have even more exciting updates in store for our youngest learners.

This summer, Britannica School: Early Elementary and Britannica Library: Young Children are introducing all-new interactive learning experiences designed specifically for PreK–2 students.

These playful, engaging interactives help gamify learning while encouraging active participation. Filled with charming animations and hands-on exploration opportunities, they are designed to help young learners build curiosity, confidence, and foundational literacy skills.

Teach Britannica: More Support for Early Learners

The learning doesn’t stop on the screen. Teach Britannica is expanding its support for PreK–2 educators with instructional strategies designed specifically for early learners.

Teachers will gain:

• Step-by-step classroom implementation ideas
• Differentiated printable worksheets for offline engagement
• Literacy-focused instructional strategy supports

These new resources help educators connect digital exploration with meaningful offline learning experiences that reinforce understanding and keep curiosity growing.

Infantil: Early Learning in Native Spanish

We’re excited to introduce Infantil, a brand-new level in Britannica Escolar created specifically for young learners beginning their journey in early literacy, discovery, and language development.

Presented entirely in native, age-appropriate Spanish, Infantil features:

• Engaging articles
• Vibrant visuals
• Interactive learning experiences
• Read-aloud support
• Standards-aligned, culturally relevant content

The new level helps students strengthen literacy skills while exploring the world around them in Spanish, helping them build confidence and comprehension.

Académica: Expanding into Higher Education

Britannica Escolar is also expanding into higher education with the upcoming launch of Académica.

Designed for university students, faculty, and advanced learners, Académica will provide rigorously researched academic content in Spanish across disciplines including history, science, literature, and social sciences.

The platform will include:

• Scholarly articles
• Primary sources
• Citation tools
• Multimedia resources

By offering high-quality academic content entirely in Spanish, Académica helps learners deepen subject mastery while supporting critical thinking and independent research.