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SchoolsPLP is an online educational ecosystem where all aspects of elearning are inter-connected. Real-time, to-the-point reporting and simple teacher/student communication enable teachers to focus on their teaching – easily keeping track of their students’ progress. The latest and most comprehensive online and blended learning course catalog, Grades K-12 Simple and easy to use Engaging, rigorous […]

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Blended and Online Learning has evolved drastically over the past 10 years. During this time, countless Learning Management Systems and Content Management Systems have been used in schools. Commonly, limiting the ability to create and share, have choice, and manage data in a single platform. We are excited to present a new phase in technological […]

What?s new with ExamView? ExamView is unlike any other version with an improved look, enhanced features and functionality and the option for instructors to subscribe to ExamView Premium for online testing. Pricing The following pricing outlines individual teacher licenses, per school licenses, and multi-school licenses (3+ schools receive a volume discount when purchased simultaneously). TEACHER […]

The World’s First Adaptive Math Program Giving Students Feedback for Every Step of Every Problem To learn more about Mathspace, register for a webinar or scroll down for videos, awards, and research. Webinar Registration 30 Kids 30 Days Zero Dollars Mission statement: We believe that EVERY student can excel at mathematics with the right help […]

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On December 9, 2016, Backbone Communications partnered with Boxlight/Labdisc for National STEM Day 2016 at Tolson Elementary in Tucson, USD! Approximately 50 4th grade students at a Title I school had the opportunity to go hands on with LabDisc devices and study the environment around them. Students worked in groups of four or five, using […]