The new findings from Milwaukee confirm two earlier studies by independent evaluators of schools in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts that found the National Institute of School Leadership's Executive Development Program boosted student achievement in those states at a fraction of the cost of competitor programs — as little as $ 5,250 per school. (nisl.org)
The platform itself pales in comparison to competitors programs like Amazon and Kobo. (goodereader.com)
I would really love to save my tired eyes and Kindle can do that now if it would just work with competitors programs. (thewirecutter.com)