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Primax Group Launches Web-Based Applications

  • 12/01/02

The Schoolution Suite (www.schoolution.com) of Web-based educational applications has been launched by The Primax Group, combining iDEAS Web Manager 3.0, CurriculumMapper and MyLessonBuilder.

MyLessonBuilder is a Web-based tool that allows teachers to work from any location. They can enter lessons into a standard format online without the need for a complex network. Teachers can also schedule lessons on a calendar or print lesson books to work from. When used together, CurriculumMapper and MyLessonBuilder enable schools to enter and adjust their curriculum, create curriculum maps and construct lesson plans that align with local, state and national standards.

For more information about The Primax Group, visit www.primax.com.

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