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IBM has launched Classroom Accounts to democratize quantum computing education by eliminating credit card requirements and enabling centralized management for up to 100 students per class. This initiative provides educators with a streamlined onboarding process and dedicated compute time, integrating directly with existing learning modules to facilitate hands-on experimentation for entire cohorts. The move addresses a critical barrier to entry, allowing curricula to incorporate real quantum hardware without the friction of individual account provisioning.

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IBM Classroom Accounts Expand Quantum Access to Entire Classes

Quantum ZeitgeistMay 29, 20265 min read

Educators can now simplify quantum learning with new Classroom Accounts, providing students hands-on access to IBM’s quantum computers.

IBM is expanding access to quantum computing beyond individual exploration with the launch of Classroom Accounts, a new resource designed to give entire classes hands-on experience with real quantum computers. Announced during the first IBM Quantum Education Day, these accounts simplify onboarding for educators by removing the need for a credit card, addressing a common barrier to integrating quantum concepts into curricula. Each account provides students with allocated compute time, 10 minutes per month, allowing for iterative learning and experimentation on the IBM Quantum Platform. Daniel Sierra-Sosa, Assistant Professor…

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