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Customizable System Eases Class Management

03/01/01

Designed to provide schools with a way to incorporate a comprehensive class management system directly into their existing technological infrastructures, HighWired.com's Whole School Solution includes a suite of e-learning tools and administrative functions. The solution also provides a school-wide communication network in addition to its existing Web-building features.

The solution intends to make e-learning more accessible and customizable for high schools. Features include an electronic grade book, attendance tracking, and access to a project and resource database. In addition, instructors are provided with homework management tools, which let them grade assignments quickly, and allow students to store homework online. Each system is customized to cater to the needs of each school and individual user. HighWired.com, Cambridge, MA, (617) 499-2790, www.highwired.com.

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