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Thomson Higher Ed., Aplia Align for Econ. Solution

  • 04/01/05

Thomson Higher Education and Aplia Inc. have formed an alliance to help students better prepare for economics lessons outside of the classroom. The solution, which combines Thomson South-Western economics books with Aplia’s auto-graded student assignments, online experiments and course management tools, allows students to study key concepts on their own time.

The new integrated program enables teachers to access a large library of assignments, create announcements, manage grades and print performance reports. The new economic solution will be available for the fall semester. For more information, visit www.aplia.com/thomson.

This article originally appeared in the 04/01/2005 issue of THE Journal.

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