EASE-e Data Analysis

TetraData Corp. (www.tetradata.com) and Scantron Corp. (www.scantron.com) have formed a partnership that will allow schools to use TetraData’s EASE-e Data Analysis software to analyze data generated by Scantron’s Achievement Series assessment system. The TetraData EASE-e Analysis suite helps educators explore, measure and assess student learning and the learning environment, while Scantron’s Achievement Series is a Web-based test-management engine that handles large-scale district and state assessments as well as classroom-level testing. The combined solution allows superintendents to better measure the performance of students in aggregate or by groups, and on a continual basis, while allowing teachers to monitor areas of strength and weakness against state standards.

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