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It's called iNow (or maybe STI iNow). Am having trouble finding a link for the company because most of the Google search results are for various school systems
by lylejohnson 16y ago
It's called iNow (or maybe STI iNow). Am having trouble finding a link for the company because most of the Google search results are for various school systems that have implemented iNow.
- dmazin 16y agoHere it is: http://www.sti-k12.com/publicsis1.asp http://www.sti-k12.com/publicsis1.asp Interestingly, I've had a family friend starting out as a teacher say that she can't find a good, intuitive gradebook. Maybe there's a market for that as well. I think it's fair to guess that this kind of software is made for buyers, not teachers, and may not address their needs very well. I could be totally wrong.
- lylejohnson 16y ago> I think it's fair to guess that this kind of software is made for buyers, not teachers, and may not address their needs very well. I could be totally wrong. No, you're spot on. She hates working with iNow, and we have yet to talk to a teacher who likes working with it. Seems safe to assume that the buyer was someone who will never have to use it.
- dmazin 16y agoSeems to me like there's a pretty big, unserved market of teachers who want good and intuitive course management tools. Maybe they're so ignored and frustrated that they'd be willing to pay for such a tool that doesn't completely suck.