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T.H.E. Journal Partners with Thinkronize

  • 11/01/03

T.H.E. Journal has announced an exclusive partnership with Thinkronize, developers of netTrekker, a search engine for schools, which allows educators worldwide to purchase individual (single-user) subscriptions to netTrekker, previously available only on a site license basis to schools and districts. With this initiative, T.H.E. and Thinkronize have combined to better serve their customers' needs by personalizing the way educators use the Internet. Educators can purchase individual subscriptions for netTrekker through the T.H.E. Journal 's Web site at www.thejournal.com/netTrekker. The price for an individual one-year subscription is $49.95.

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