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DALLAS, Jan. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Voyager Expanded Learning(R) announced today the launch of VmathLive(TM), the new online math resource in which students compete against other students in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, England, Hong Kong and Singapore, while practicing math skills and preparing for high-stakes tests.
VmathLive provides a blended solution of print and technology that extends the time students spend learning and practicing essential math skills. The interactive environment motivates and engages math students, reinforces the same concepts and skills taught in core math programs and provides practice in a high-stakes test format.
"Children are literally on the edge of their seats while using VmathLive. It is wonderful to see them so excited about math," says Ron Klausner, president of ProQuest Education and Voyager Expanded Learning.
The topics and content in VmathLive are aligned to Voyager's math intervention system, Vmath(R), and includes several state-specific courses aligned to high-stakes assessments. VmathLive is the American version of the online math program known as Mathletics(R), created by Australian e-learning company 3P Learning.
Current Vmath classrooms will have free access to VmathLive during the rest of the 2006-2007 school year. VmathLive is also available as a stand- alone program. As with all Voyager programs, administrators and teachers using Vmath and VmathLive will be able to access Voyager's Professional Online Resource Tools (VPORT(TM)) and view student progress data at any time during the school year.
About Voyager Expanded Learning
Voyager Expanded Learning provides core, intervention and supplemental reading programs, as well as math intervention and ongoing professional development programs, for school districts throughout the United States. Founded in 1994, Voyager has delivered extended-time reading and basic skills intervention programs, as well as large-scale reading programs, to more than 900 school districts in cities such as Dallas, Phoenix, New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles, resulting in dramatically improved student performance. Voyager Expanded Learning, L.P. is part of ProQuest Education, a business segment of ProQuest Company, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. For more information, please visit http://www.voyagerlearning.com/ or call 1-888-399-1995.
Voyager Expanded LearningCONTACT: Media, Shannan Walsh of Voyager Expanded Learning, 1-888-399-
1995 ext. 9476, or swalsh@voyagerlearning.com, or Investors, Jennifer Chelune
Investor Relations Manager ProQuest Company, +1-734-997-4910, or
jennifer.chelune@proquest.com
Web site: http://www.voyagerlearning.com/
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