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Private by default. Shared by choice.

Teacher feedback, grounded in classroom evidence.

Cognivio turns classroom recordings into specific, evidence-linked coaching each teacher receives privately — and into growth trends leaders can trust, built only from what teachers choose to share.

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  • Built for teachers, instructional leaders, coaches, and teacher-training programs that want a feedback cycle everyone can trust.
    A teacher's private workspace in Cognivio showing evidence-linked coaching on a recorded lesson Students blurred by default Shared by choice
    How it works

    The sequence is the product

    Recording, private coaching, teacher choice — and only then, shared evidence. The order is not a workflow preference. It is the trust architecture.

    1. Record an ordinary lesson

      Teachers record on their own schedule. Students are blurred by default; uncertain frames are held for human review.

    2. Receive private coaching

      Specific, descriptive feedback linked to the exact moments it came from — delivered to the teacher first, and only the teacher.

    3. Choose what to share

      Teachers decide which lessons reach their coach or leader. Sharing is an action, never a default.

    4. Coach from evidence

      Conversations start from the clip on the table, and growth appears as trends over time — never as a score.

    Who it's for

    Two audiences, one feedback cycle

    K-12 schools & districts

    Every teacher, coached every month — with the site visits you already make. Teachers record ordinary lessons; Cognivio links every insight to its moment and delivers coaching privately. Leaders coach from observation sessions and shared lessons.

    1. Mon A teacher records third period.
    2. Tue She reviews her feedback and shares the lesson with her coach.
    3. Thu The conversation starts at minute 14 of the clip — not with "so, how did it go?"

    No teacher is ever scored. No aggregate leaves the building without enough teachers behind it to keep every individual invisible.

    Teacher-training programs

    Supervise every placement weekly — without living on the highway. Student teachers record clinical practice; supervisors review evidence-linked moments against your program's competencies and coach from anywhere.

    1. Tue am A supervisor with twelve candidates across four cities reviews Monday's lessons.
    2. By noon Moment-linked coaching notes are with every candidate.
    3. The drive Saved for the placements that need presence.

    Growth is tracked against your competencies as direction over time — never as a grade attached to a person.

    Trust, by construction

    Commitments the architecture keeps

    Between a teacher's private practice and an organization's view stands a boundary we build as architecture, not policy. Policies change with pressure. Architecture doesn't.

    The teacher's side

    • Every recording, privately coached Feedback arrives to the teacher first — and only the teacher.
    • Students blurred by default Uncertain frames are held for human review before anyone sees them.
    • Practice described, never scored No number is ever attached to a person.

    The leader's side

    • Observation sessions The visits you run, with the clip on the table.
    • Lessons teachers chose to share Sharing is an action, never a default.
    • Growth trends you can believe Honest, because teachers had no reason to perform.

    A lesson reaches the leader's side one way only: the teacher shares it. Not a setting an administrator can change — how the system is built.

    And nothing acts on its own: Cognivio organizes evidence and offers suggestions. People decide.

    Questions leaders ask

    Asked, answered plainly

    Can administrators see every recording?

    No. Teachers receive their coaching privately on every recording. Leaders see observation sessions and the lessons teachers chose to share — and this is architecture, not a setting.

    How is student privacy protected?

    Students are blurred by default in every processed video; only the consenting teacher is carved back in. Frames the system is uncertain about are held for human review before anyone sees them.

    Does Cognivio score or rank teachers?

    No, and it never will. Growth appears as described trends over time. No number is ever attached to a teacher.

    What does a pilot look like?

    A small group of volunteering teachers, a defined observation focus, and a few weeks of ordinary lessons. We handle onboarding; you see the feedback cycle working with your own rubric and your own staff.

    Feedback teachers trust. Evidence leaders can act on.

    Create an account and see the full cycle working on your own rubric — or write to us at zack@cognivio.live with any question.

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