A National Network for Learning Mobility

AI Transfer and Articulation Infrastructure Network (ATAIN) is a national network — anchored by CourseWise — that brings together institutions, systems, and states to strengthen and modernize transfer infrastructure.

For too long, students have been asked to navigate a system where learning is not consistently recognized. Credits are lost. Time is extended. Costs increase.

ATAIN exists to change that.

So students aren’t penalized for moving — and learning counts wherever it happens.

Current Opportunity — State Cohort for AI-Enabled Learning Expansion (SCALE) Initiative:

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Future opportunities for institutions and states:

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What We Do

ATAIN works across:

Policy

addressing structural barriers to transfer

Practice

improving coordination and workflows across institutions

Infrastructure

building shared systems that support learning mobility

Together, this work ensures that:

Learning counts across institutions
Transfer decisions are transparent and consistent
Students can move forward without losing progress
How ATAIN is Different

A Network Powered by Shared Infrastructure

ATAIN is not a single institution or standalone solution. It is a coordinated effort across the field—combining technology, research, collaboration, and policy alignment.

Anchored by CourseWise and informed by research from UC Berkeley’s CAHL Lab, ATAIN blends AI-powered tools with faculty and higher ed leader expertise to scale transfer in ways that preserve rigor and reduce burden, and most importantly, better serve learners.

ATAIN by the Numbers

59

Institutions

16

States

30,000+

Courses

200,000+

Equivalencies
What We’re Building Toward

A Future Where:

Students keep the credits they earn

Institutions operate with shared standards

Current Opportunity:
State Cohort for AI-Enabled Learning Expansion (SCALE) Initiative

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Systems keep the credits they earn

Learning mobility becomes the norm — not the exception

Founding Partners:

Funders: