Reading Analysis & Prescription System 360 by MindPlay

Reading Analysis & Prescription System 360 by MindPlay

Reading Analysis & Prescription System 360
by Mindplay

MINDPLAY introduces Reading Analysis & Prescription System 360, a tool for diagnosing a full spectrum of reading difficulties faced by students in grades 1 to 10 and targeting appropriate interventions. Besides gauging a student's reading proficiency and helping improve it, RAPS 360 produces progress reports on student performance within an entire school district, a school, or a class, or at the individual level. The tool also produces summary reports for parents that include recommendations for home activities to help children meet reading goals. It's available as a subscriptionbased internet service, a LAN or WAN server application, or a standalone application for a single computer. Price: Based on configuration type and total number of connections needed.

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