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3-D Printing: The report notes that in the next two to three years, 3-D printing and adaptivelearning technologies will have become mainstream school technologies. AdaptiveLearning: Adaptivelearning refers to software that adjusts to students’ learning needs as they use the product.
CHALK AND WIRE MYMANTL ( www.mymantl.com ) Chalk & Wire announced that its learning recognition network, MyMantl, is now fully available for students, educators, employees and employers. Stride guides students to practice where they need it most by providing engaging content that motivates students toward mastery using games as rewards.
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