The four school districts involved in the pilot program are Northamptonshire, Durham, Middlesbrough and North Tyneside. Technical system management, configuration, and loading of software can all be done online from a central location. Lower total cost of district ownership. Students and teachers can use the system from school, home, community center, or from any Internet connection. Improved connectivity between learning facilities.
Students can access assignments from home or community learning centers.
A school with three separate campuses. Students can use software and their own files from any site, as well as from the home or community center. Two secondary schools share a server. A school district comprised of one secondary school, two primary schools, and two community libraries. Learning Pathways employee team be commended opening doors opportunity as well executing complex customer training side project.