Free Pro, as of June 2026
Oboe for teachers
Last verified: 2026-11-13
Oboe’s teacher post, dated 15 Jun 2026, offers free Oboe Pro to the first 1,000 teachers who email [email protected] from a school address. The post does not say whether those seats are still open.
| Offer | Evidence status | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| First 1,000 teachers; school email to [email protected] | Official post · 1 publisher; remaining seats unpublished | 2026-11-13 |
What the offer actually says
The sentence to quote is the offer itself: free access to Oboe Pro for the first 1,000 teachers, from a school email, sent to [email protected]. General support is a different address, [email protected]. Jobs go to [email protected]. I do not collapse those three inboxes.
The post’s own cited figures are: 84% of high schoolers now use AI tools for schoolwork, 63% of teachers say students have gotten in trouble for using it, and 67% of students say AI use harms critical thinking, up from 54% earlier in the year. Those numbers are attributed to the post; it is the only source cited here for them.
Classroom examples in the post
- A song for 7th-grade grammar and sentence clauses.
- Lessons for seeing ordered pairs in geometry.
- Podcasts for professional development on behaviour management.
- A colour-temperature and harmony study guide, and a middle-school financial-literacy series, linked from the same post.
What is not in the post
Accounts are for one person. The FAQ says accounts are designed for individual use, so a class cannot share one login. I found no roster, LMS, or school-admin screen in the public pages. I do not imply one exists. If you need the current seat count, the only address the post gives is [email protected].
Questions
Is free Pro for teachers still open?
The 15 Jun 2026 post does not say. This page will not guess. Email [email protected] from a school address and ask.
Can a whole class use one account?
The FAQ says accounts are designed for individual use. A shared class login is not a documented feature.
Sources
- Oboe for Teachers — checked 2026-11-13
- Oboe FAQ — checked 2026-11-13