McGraw Hill Adds AI Study Tools to Connect

Oct 16, 2026
McGraw Hill is adding AI generated study materials to select Connect courses and partnering with Breakout Learning on discussion and assessment tools.

McGraw Hill announced in a press release new AI study tools for select courses in its Connect higher education platform. The materials are grounded in assigned McGraw Hill course content and available through a new personalized hub called Learning Studio.

Students can access text summaries, podcasts, chapter overviews, key terms and ungraded knowledge checks. Text summaries can also incorporate notes that students take within Connect.

McGraw Hill is also partnering with Breakout Learning to offer guided small group discussions and solo oral assignments. Breakout Learning's platform uses AI to give students feedback and help instructors track participation and comprehension.

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