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Grava by Microsoft Education

  • 03/01/07

Grava by Microsoft Education

Grava by Microsoft Education

MICROSOFT EDUCATION is readying for a fallrelease of a new set of tools code-named Grava. UsingGrava, teachers can create rich content for lesson plansdesigned to reach all the students in class, regardless oftheir preferred learning styles. The suite includes developertools, simple authoring tools, rich playback, and featuresfor assessing students and logging test results. Additionally,Microsoft and the Educational Testing Service haveteamed up to develop a product based on Grava that isalso expected to be released later this year. Price: To bedetermined.

 

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