EdSurge Features RGR and Learning Commons
EdSurge highlights Really Great Reading as one of six new partners integrating the Learning Commons platform, an open K–12 education infrastructure designed to help organizations build tools grounded in learning science, academic standards, and evidence-based practice.
Really Great Reading used the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph while developing its next-generation Literacy Outcomes System (LitOS™), giving the team structured access to standards, learning progressions, curricula, and other educational data.
Moving Faster Without Rebuilding the Foundation
The Knowledge Graph provides structured K–12 education data that helps developers connect instructional tools to academic standards, learning progressions, and evidence-based practices.
RGR CEO Karl Rectanus told EdSurge that using this shared infrastructure allowed the company to incorporate learning science, standards, and progressions into LitOS™ without spending months recreating and maintaining that foundation independently.
For RGR, the partnership supports a broader goal: connecting skill-level insight, educator action, and measurable literacy outcomes within a more connected literacy system.
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“It lets us move faster, together with like-minded organizations, in ways that reflect what educators already know is right — while helping the broader sector succeed, not just us.”
Explore the next-generation Literacy Outcomes System and how RGR is connecting learning science, educator action, and measurable outcomes.