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E-Learning System Serves Primary, Secondary Grades

06/01/02

The A+nyWhere Learning System is a Java-based e-learning system that delivers comprehensive courseware curriculum for grades 1-12. The product delivers broad and in-depth core curriculum in mathematics, reading and literature, written language, science, social sciences, Spanish and a GED test-prep bundle. Educators can use the system's individual student testing tools to comply with national, state, district or local standards. They can also customize curriculum content to student needs and use curriculum management tools to organize all instructional resources. In addition, the system allows administrators to collect and organize academic data for reporting and analysis, or link to a district's central student records system. The American Education Corp., Oklahoma City, OK, (800) 222-2811, www.amered.com.

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