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Edmentum Courseware

Feb 24, 2015

The Hot New Courses Your School Should be Adding to the Schedule

Here are the latest courses being added to curricula by forward-thinking schools across the country.

Scott Sterling

Jan 21, 2015

CTE by the Numbers

The economy is changing—and education must change along with it in order to prepare students for success in the workforce. Career Technical Education (CTE) is one of the biggest and most promising trends in education for just that reason. But what do CTE courses actually encompass? And why all the hype about them? Let’s look at the numbers to understand.

Sarah Cornelius

Jan 15, 2015

Edmentum's Vision for Plato Courseware

Edmentum has one inspiring goal that guides our vision for Plato Courseware: Empower educators to help all students achieve their learning goals through our online courseware. We work toward this goal by offering flexible, quality curriculum and technology to allow for customized solutions that fit each district’s unique situation.

Eric Swanson

Nov 20, 2014

Edmentum is Expanding CTE

We are excited to announce we will offer over 70 Career Technical Education (CTE) courses by the 2015-16 school year to offer your students new ways to explore career options and receive training.

Vanessa Berentson

Nov 03, 2014

17 Quick Tips for Your Credit Recovery Program

Running a credit recovery program comes with many challenges, but it is vital to your students' and school's success. Here are 17 tips for implementing an effective program.

Beth Holine

Oct 07, 2014

[2014 EDDIE Awards] Edmentum Honored in 4 Categories

Edmentum is proud to announce that we have been honored as a multiple 2014 EDDIE Awards winner!

Sarah Cornelius

Aug 21, 2014

Teacher Shortages in Small School Districts

In Oklahoma, the teacher shortage is such a critical issue that the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Janet Barresi, called on the state legislature to act. The issue of teacher shortages is not only an issue there but also is a problem for small, often rural, school districts in many other states.

Scott Lobdell

Jul 17, 2014

Required Student Interaction and Online Courses

Live chat, class discussion boards, email, webinars, and virtual field trips are all samples of online course interactions that have become staples over the past 10 years. Are they all needed for online student success? Or is it primarily the frequency and/or the application of a substantial grade percentage that needs to be changed to existing modes of online interactions between students and instructors?