Open Learning ToolsOpen source learning analytics ยท olt.academy
A unified, open source suite of seven learning tools โ readings, video, documents, flashcards, quizzes, coding environments, and AI tutoring โ that captures rich behavioral data across every learning surface, under one student identity.
The Problem

Today's learning runs on closed platforms. The data they generate is locked away from the people who could learn from it.
Students learn across Khan Academy, Google Docs, Quizlet, Canvas, and a dozen other apps โ each siloing its own behavioral data behind a proprietary API, or not capturing it at all. Educational AI researchers are left with thin, fragmented signals.
OLT is a hosted suite of open source learning tools, instrumented end-to-end and purpose-built to give researchers the rich, unified learning data that educational AI needs.
The Platform
Annotate textbooks and readings
Watch and engage with instructional video
Collaborate on documents and slides
Practice with flashcards
Complete interactive quizzes
Write and run code in the browser
Learn with an AI tutor
Every interaction across all seven tools flows into a single learning record โ attributed to one student, in one open standard xAPI.
For Schools
Pricing: Contact us for institutional pricing.
Request a DemoWe run the infrastructure. You focus on teaching.
One account per student โ no shuffling between logins.
Educational records stay protected, by design and by policy.
Built entirely on open source. Self-host any time, no migration penalty.
For Researchers
OLT contributes anonymized learning datasets to the Massachusetts Data Commons, available to credentialed researchers under standard data-use agreements.
Request Data AccessData shared in accordance with FERPA and IRB guidelines.
Open Source
OLT Academy is MIT-licensed open source โ free to use, modify, and self-host without restriction. The full instrumentation layer, LRS pipeline, and SSO wrapper live in the public repository.
Want to contribute instrumentation for a new tool? We welcome pull requests.