The best AI for higher ed is the one your institution helps build
Superhuman Go is the platform where institutions build the AI their campuses need and use, on a foundation higher ed already trusts. See how at EDUCAUSE 2026 in Denver.
Colorado Convention Center · September 29–October 2, 2026 · Booth 1431
Where to find us in Denver
Find the Superhuman for Education team across the conference, from our panel to the booth floor.

Wednesday, Sept. 30 · 2:15–3:00 p.m. MT
Join our session
See how three institutions moved from experimentation to institutional adoption, each building its own AI agent on Superhuman Go for the work their people actually do. Moderated by Jenny Maxwell, with leaders from Indian River State College, New Mexico State University, and St. John’s University.
Wednesday, Sept. 30 · 9:15 a.m.–5:30 p.m. MT
Thursday, Oct. 1 · 9:15 a.m.–4:15 p.m. MT
Meet Superhuman
Meet the Superhuman team at Booth 1431. Sit down with our product experts to explore what it takes to build an AI agent for a real campus challenge, start to finish. See what “made by institutions” looks like in practice.

Wednesday, Sept. 30 · 6:00–10:00 a.m. MT · Sweatshop Dance
Move and connect
Step off the show floor for an invite-only wellness morning. A 45-minute Pilates, strength, and cardio class led by Sydney Miller, founder of HOUSEWORK, followed by breakfast and time to connect with other leaders shaping AI on campus. You’re welcome to bring a colleague, but space is limited.

Custom agents for the tasks your people actually have
For 17 years, Grammarly has met students and faculty where they already work, supporting them across 3000+ institutions. Superhuman Go builds on that foundation to offer more robust AI support.
From AI fluency to advising to operations, each campus has their own unique needs. With Superhuman Go’s custom agent platform, institutions can build what they need safely and securely.
3,000+
institutions
use Grammarly, now part of Superhuman
5.3% higher retention
at Florida Atlantic University
27→1 academic violations
at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College
From the institutions we build with

New Mexico State University
Course builder agent: Built to turn approved source material into draft courses, then fact-check them before faculty review.

Indian River State College
AI fluency agent: Created to help faculty and staff build real AI fluency, with writing coaching built in.

St. John’s University
Library support agent: Developed to help students and faculty search the library catalog for the academic resources they need.

