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Introducing True Page View
July 29, 2026
Modern web browsers were built for endless scrolling, not 8.5" × 11" paper. Today, we’re launching True Page View in Beta—our most technically ambitious engineering project since real-time collaboration. Built entirely from scratch, True Page View brings dynamic pagination, custom headers and footers, and granular margin controls to Rumidocs assignments, bringing the familiarity of traditional word processors straight into the browser.
Part 2 - The Amazon-Perplexity Ruling and Implications for "Agentic AI" in EdTech
June 9, 2026
In Part I, we argued that the Amazon-Perplexity ruling handed EdTech a legal shield: a platform's authorization isn't the same as a user's consent, and platforms can block agents that act invisibly even when a student invites them in. Since then the case has climbed the ladder, agentic AI has walked into the classroom, and a larger pattern has come into focus — one that says the law will be harder on AI agents than it ever was on the scrapers that trained today's models.
The Irreplaceable Graduate: From Fear of AI to Thriving in an AI-First Job Market
May 19, 2026
A Note to the Class of 2030 (and the Educators Tasked with Preparing Them)
Every Keystroke You Type in Google Docs and Microsoft Word is Already Being Recorded
April 27, 2026
Surveillance isn't about what gets recorded — it's about new capture you didn't know about. Google has been recording every keystroke of every student essay for over a decade. Rumi doesn't add a camera; it just turns on the lights in a room that was already being filmed.
RumiDocs vs. Turnitin Clarity vs. Grammarly Authorship Compared
April 16, 2026
The next generation of writing platforms isn't about catching cheaters — it's about making the writing process visible, collaborative, and data-rich. We compared three approaches: RumiDocs (process-first platform), Turnitin Clarity (submission-first add-on), and Grammarly for Education (extension-first overlay). The comparison covers everything from the underlying technology and cross-device sync to AI model choice and keystroke fidelity. The differences are more significant than you'd expect.
A Vision for the AI-Native Classroom
April 9, 2026
The goal isn't an AI-assisted classroom. It's an AI-native one — where intelligent tools are woven into the fabric of how courses run, how students learn, and how instructors assess. Not bolted on. Built in. And when done right, academic integrity doesn't suffer, it's reinforced.
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