Kaltura Selected by Israel’s Ministry of Education to Power Personalized AI Learning in K–12 Schools
Key Highlights
- ➤Israel’s Ministry of Education selects Kaltura (KLTR) for national 720 personalized-learning initiative
- ➤One-year pilot launches across 20 schools, serving approximately 2,000 students
- ➤Kaltura pilot targets seventh- and eighth-grade STEM classes during 2026–2027 academic year
- ➤English and other language studies planned as the pilot’s next phase
- ➤Platform deployment marks an important commercial milestone, CEO Ron Yekutiel says
Expert Statements
Ron Yekutiel, Co-Founder, Chairman, President, and CEO of Kaltura
“Being selected by the Ministry and bringing our platform into classrooms serving thousands of students is an important commercial milestone for Kaltura”
Ron Yekutiel, Co-Founder, Chairman, President, and CEO of Kaltura
“We are bringing together conversational avatars, personalized learning paths, interactive practice and progress tracking to support each student’s learning journey, while giving teachers visibility into where their guidance can make a difference.”
Ron Yekutiel, Co-Founder, Chairman, President, and CEO of Kaltura
“This initiative also demonstrates how working with education systems can help us reach many schools through a coordinated program - a model we plan to develop with additional ministries and partner channels.”
New York, New York, Nov. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kaltura (Nasdaq: KLTR), the Agentic Digital Experience company, today announced that Israel’s Ministry of Education has selected Kaltura as a technology provider for its 720 initiative, a national program to advance personalized learning in K–12 schools. Following the completion of teacher training and onboarding, classroom use of Kaltura’s Agentic Learning & Enablement platform is now underway in an initial, one-year pilot across 20 schools serving approximately 2,000 students.
The 720 initiative’s broader goal is to expand AI-powered personalized learning across schools, grade levels and subjects throughout Israel’s K–12 education system. Its pilot deployments are intended to lay the groundwork for that expansion by combining pedagogy, artificial intelligence, professional development for educators and learning data. The program aims to tailor learning to each student’s strengths, challenges, pace and goals, while helping teachers identify learning gaps, adapt instruction and focus on mentoring and individual guidance.
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