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Student Work Images, Standards & AI-Generated Misconceptions
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AT A GLANCE
RESOURCE TYPE *
Dataset/Data Portal
POPULATION FOCUS *
Students Teachers
DATA AVAILABLE *
Quantitative Standards-Aligned
LAST UPDATED (DATE) *
2026 January 23
SUBJECT AREA(S) *
MATH
EDUCATIONAL LEVELS COVERED *
6-8
PLATFORM DESCRIPTION (BRIEF) *

The EdLight Research Portal is a secure, researcher-facing platform that provides access to up to 300,000 annotated student math work samples, metadata, and AI model-generated insights. Each image is tagged with misconceptions, content standards, and instructional context. The portal supports query filtering, comparison by subgroups, and visualization of learning patterns. Researchers can download de-identified data in analysis-ready formats to study historical trends and AI performance.


We support data extensions through custom annotation layers. Researchers can apply their own tagging schemas to existing work samples or request the ingestion of de-identified external performance data to enrich existing records for correlational studies.

💰 FUNDING OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLEView funding details
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SAMPLE RESEARCH QUESTION
How do teacher-generated tags and AI-predicted misconceptions align across different student populations?
1. Capabilities & Content
Dataset/Data Portal
Age Gender Identity Biological Sex Race/Ethnicity ELL Status Disability Status
Yes

Students were given pseudonym identifiers which linked the data included in the final dataset.

Clickstream Data Assessment Responses Standards-Aligned
2. Research Potential

How do teacher-generated tags and AI-predicted misconceptions align across different student populations?

How do patterns of misconception vary across classrooms using the same curriculum?

What are the most common historical misconceptions in 6-8th grade math based on up to 300k+ samples?

School/System Improvement Assessment & Measurement Teacher Support & Orchestration Affect & Motivation Equity, Access & Inclusion
Student Mathematical Thinking, Misconception Detection, Instructional Responsiveness, Equity of Access to Feedback, AI Interpretability and Trust, Data-Driven Teacher Decision-Making
3. Related Research Examples
EdLight Insights
other
This is a page regarding Using Student Work Data to Improve Teaching & Learning. Published in partnership with the Research Partnership for Professional Learning (RPPL).
4. Funding Opportunities
Open
AIMS EduData Spring 2026
Award Range: $10,000 - $400,000 Due: 2026-03-02
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5. Access & Collaboration
Expression of Interest IRB Required Data Use Agreement Consultation

1. Submission of research proposal and IRB approval.

2. Data use agreement execution.

3. Secure portal account creation.

4. Access to historical datasets for download and analysis


External researchers are supported through structured onboarding, Q&A sessions, and data office hours. All image data is de-identified prior to access. Use cases with minors include IRB and district approvals where required. Role-based access ensures only authorized researchers can view or export subsets.