Savvas Realize Wins Tech & Learning’s 2022 Best Tools for Back to School Award

Savvas Learning Company, a K-12 next-generation learning solutions leader, is proud to announce that its Savvas Realize learning management system (LMS) has received Tech & Learning’s 2022 Best Tools for Back to School Award. Savvas Realize, the publishing industry’s most innovative LMS, was honored in both the primary and secondary education categories as an exceptional technology platform that supports educators heading back to school.

The 2022 Best Tools for Back to School is a new category in Tech & Learning’s Awards of Excellence program, which recognizes innovation in the edtech industry. The new award celebrates technology solutions that offer schools versatility, compatibility, and value while supporting innovative, effective teaching and learning. In praising Savvas Realize, the judges commented that “a single place to sign on and access curriculum resources makes this platform extremely valuable. The collaboration pieces are a huge benefit to teachers. They love having all of their resources in one place for quick access.”
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