Edmentum Courseware

Sep 20, 2023

Online Credit Recovery Resource Round-Up

This blog post will offer a roundup of helpful credit recovery resources and offer more insight into Courseware and EdOptions Academy, Edmentum’s online curriculum programs.

Edmentum Content Team

Aug 17, 2023

[Feature Focus] Courseware Pacing, Progress, and Performance

Time management is one of the biggest keys to success in an online learning environment.

Edmentum Content Team

Aug 16, 2023

Courseware Back-to-School Planning Guide

Whether you’re kick-starting a new implementation of Courseware, Edmentum’s standards-aligned digital curricula, or picking up right where you left off last school year, we want to make sure that you have resources available to get this new school year started off right.

Madison Michell

Aug 03, 2023

3 Reasons Access to AP® Courses Improves College Readiness

More U.S. public high school graduates are taking Advanced Placement® (AP) courses today than they did a decade ago.

Edmentum Content Team

May 16, 2023

Five Best Practices for Effective Summer School Programs

Studies have consistently found that high-quality, engaging summer school programs can go a long way in preventing learning loss and can even accelerate student achievement and performance. Here's five research-based best practices.

Edmentum Content Team

Apr 24, 2023

5 Courses to Keep Students Learning All Summer From EdOptions Academy

Here are five courses from Edmentum’s EdOptions Academy that will pique students’ interest—and with the support of our highly qualified, state-certified online teachers, help them make real progress towards academic and career goals over the summer!

Edmentum Team

Apr 24, 2023

3 Ways to Use Courseware’s Digital Curricula in Your Summer School Program

We’ve put together a few engaging ways you can customize your students’ experience to maximize learning this summer with Edmentum’s courses where they can get the chance to develop college and career readiness skills or even take fun electives that they didn’t have enough time for during the school year.

Madison Michell