For Back-to-School, Savvas Announces New AI-Enabled Scoring Engine

For back to school this year, Savvas Learning Company is excited to announce new and enhanced learning solutions and classroom tools designed to make teachers’ jobs easier and improve student outcomes, including the launch of its new AI-enabled scoring engine that provides teachers visibility into the reasoning behind the score as well as the ability to edit the score while also giving students immediate feedback to improve their writing skills.

After acquiring Whooo’s Reading and its AI-powered technology last year, Savvas developed its own proprietary AI-driven capabilities that are being used in the development of an array of cutting-edge tools to support the teaching and learning experience. This includes the new scoring engine for use with its core literacy programs, myView Literacy and myPerspectives ELA, as well as its secondary multilingual learning and intervention programs, iLitELL and iLit45.
more at: https://www.savvas.com/company/learn-about-savvas/newsroom/press-releases/2024/savvas-announces-new-ai-enabled-scoring-engine-for-back-to-school

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