HMH Named Finalist in Nine 2024 CODiE Award Categories

Learning technology company HMH has been named a finalist in nine categories for the 2024 CODiE Awards, including “Best Suite of Connected/Integrated Solutions” for its comprehensive core, intervention, assessment and professional learning offerings. Presented by the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), the CODiE Awards honor excellence in leading technology products and services, with awards given to products demonstrating innovation, vision and overall industry impact.

“At HMH, we are focused on simplifying educators’ lives and creating meaningful learning experiences that improve outcomes for all students,” said Jack Lynch, President and CEO, HMH. “We believe that transformative edtech prioritizes human connection and community by extending teachers’ capabilities so they can focus on what matters most—their students. We are honored to be recognized for our comprehensive and connected solutions.”

This year, HMH was named a finalist in nine CODiE categories, including overall connected solution:
*HMH’s connected teaching and learning on Ed for “Best Suite of Connected/Integrated Solutions” in the EdTech Leadership category.
*Writable for “Best AI Implementation in Ed Tech,” “Best Reading/Writing/Literature Instructional Solution for Grade 9 – 12” and “Best Reading/Writing/Literature Instructional Solution for Grade PK – 8.”
*HMH Into Reading for “Best Science of Reading Foundational Skills Solution”
*HMH English 3D for “Best Solution for English Language Learners”
*Teacher Success Pathways + Teacher’s Corner® + Leader’s Corner® + Coachly™ for “Best Professional Development Solution”
*Waggle for “Best Gamification in Learning”
*Amira Learning for “Best Personalized Learning Solution”
more at: https://www.hmhco.com/about-us/press-releases/hmh-named-finalist-in-nine-2024-codie-award-categories

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