FYI...eduTest.com

  • 03/01/01

A Lightspan company, eduTest.com announced the release of their fourth generation of online testing software for the K-12 educational market. Built upon feedback from educators and industry experts, the new release provides greater flexibility than previous generations, and responds to new information. For example, new benchmarking features allow easy progress charting on a variety of tests, with a feature that learns from the results and adapts the information for future assessments. In addition, eduTest.com allows instructors to develop formative assessments, strand tests or high-stakes practice tests that are aligned directly to a specific state. To learn more about the software, visit www.edutest.com.

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