Building a listed tool

Joe Udwin

Chief Technology Officer, named behind the Learnosity listing on Anchor Terminal.

Chief Technology Officer

Joe Udwin is Learnosity's chief technology officer. The security page quotes him on the company's FedRAMP Moderate authorisation for hosting US government customers.

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What Joe builds

  • Learnosity C · Learning, tutoring & assessment

    Learnosity is an assessment platform that education companies embed in their products. Its Data API imports item banks and reads learner sessions, responses and scores, with browser APIs for authoring and delivery and a hosted MCP server for its documentation.

    Chief Technology Officer, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Joe Udwin?

Joe Udwin is Learnosity's chief technology officer. The security page quotes him on the company's FedRAMP Moderate authorisation for hosting US government customers.

What does Learnosity make?

Anchor Terminal lists Learnosity from Learnosity. Learnosity is an assessment platform that education companies embed in their products. Its Data API imports item banks and reads learner sessions, responses and scores, with browser APIs for authoring and delivery and a hosted MCP server for its documentation.

How are Joe's tools graded?

Learnosity is graded C, 60.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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