Savvas Receives “LMS Solution Provider of the Year” Award for its Industry-Leading Savvas Realize Learning Management System

Savvas Learning Company is proud to announce that it has been named “LMS Solution Provider of the Year” by the 2022 EdTech Breakthrough Awards program. The award honors the K-12 learning solutions provider for its popular Savvas Realize learning management system (LMS), recognizing the company as an innovator and leader “driving the global digital transformation of the education industry.”

An award-winning platform since its inception, Savvas Realize is the publishing industry’s most versatile LMS and the digital home to more than 1,000 high-quality, engaging Savvas programs. The single sign-on Realize platform allows educators to access a vast array of standards-aligned content, customize materials, monitor student progress, and create lesson plans and activity playlists. It also provides data-driven insights to help teachers differentiate instruction and personalized, real-world learning experiences to increase student engagement — all on one easy-to-use platform.

Winners of this year’s EdTech Breakthrough Awards, which showcase technologies and companies that drive innovation and exemplify the best in edtech solutions, were selected from more than 2,250 nominations based on innovation, design, user experience, and overall technological advancement.
more at: https://www.savvas.com/index.cfm?locator=PS3l53

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