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My Access Home Student Edition by Vantage Learning

  • 05/01/07

My Access Home Student Edition by Vantage Learning

My Access Home Student Edition
by Vantage Learning

VANTAGE LEARNING is now shipping a home version of its popularonline writing tool, My Access. My Access Home Edition makes use of the original'spatented artificial intelligence, IntelliMetric, as well as its automatedessay-scoring technology. Both editions provide students with instant feedbackon grammar, style, and the overall quality of their writing. The homeproduct line includes My Access Home Student Edition; My Access Home FamilyEdition, which is set up for parental involvement; and My Access HomeSchool/Tutor Edition, which is geared for instructors. Prices: Student Edition,$89.95; Family Edition, $99.95; Home School/Tutor Edition, $129.95.

 

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