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Go digital with digital natives. It's in our DNA.

Go digital with digital natives. It's in our DNA. request
See our Texas-adopted science offerings:
 

This adoption is different. It's digital.

It's a new approach for Texas Science education and a new game for a lot of publishers.

It's not about putting the same old text books up on the Web. It's about rich educational experiences delivered digitally in a way that works for teachers and students. It's about reliability, ease of use and integration with your style, your classroom and your teaching.

This is exactly where Learning.com excels.

We bring it all together
Texas relies on us - we deliver

Today, more than 86,000 Texas educators and 2.3 million Texas students rely on Learning.com for an engaging educational experience. Our exceptionally favorable, above-industry-average, Texas customer satisfaction and referral ratings are earned through years of superior service. See the results for yourself.

Customers switch to Learning.com from print publishers because we've proven that we deliver online. 140 digital learning experiences are launched on Learning.com in Texas every minute during the school year. That's proven experience that you want standing behind you.

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Learning.com scores big in Texas

Texas-based educators' user satisfaction ratings of Learning.com and our offerings are exceptionally favorable.

Our NPS® scores are comparable to ratings for Google and Adobe and higher than industry averages for technology hardware, software or internet search and information services.

In the category of "Texas Educators highly likely to recommend" category, Learning.com scored 10 points higher than industry averages for online search and 21 points higher than industry averages for consumer software.

We're thrilled with these results. We will use this data, the associated feedback, and consumer insights to continue to improve our products and services to serve you and the students of Texas even better.


Information from the Learning.com annual customer satisfaction survey completed June, 2011. The survey collects relevant data then calculates a Net Promoter Score® (NPS) to enable comparisons of Learning.com's satisfaction rating to industry averages and to companies such as Google, Yahoo, Adobe, Apple and Verizon.