AceReader Education Edition Winner of 2016 EDDIE Award

Grand Junction, CO (November 9, 2016) – The ComputED Gazette announced the winners of its 21st Annual Education Software Review Awards (the EDDIEs), and the AceReader Cloud Educational Edition was among the winners, in the "Multi-Level" category. The Awards target innovative and content-rich software and websites that augment the classroom curriculum and improve teacher productivity. Some selection criteria are academic content, potential for broad classroom use, technical merit, subject approach, and management system.

"I am so pleased that AceReader has won this year’s EDDIE Award," commented AceReader co-founder Bernie Marasco. "It’s an honor to be recognized for contributing to educational excellence."

This award comes on the heels of a multi-year retooling of the immensely successful AceReader line of software products, especially the one for the educational environment. AceReader is a reading efficiency product that helps users improve their reading rate, comprehension, and fluency. The new, cloud-based Education Edition is accessible from any computer, tablet, or mobile device that has a web browser and an internet connection, and it is already being widely used in K-12 schools, colleges and universities, learning centers, and military academies. Teachers and administrators are able to add students and classes at will, view test results and student progress, and even upload their own content into the program.

"We have been working very hard on our school edition of AceReader, and we are already hearing great things back from teachers and principals about the product, so it’s very gratifying to get this added recognition in support of our efforts," Marasco continued.

AceReader is available by yearly subscription and also comes in Personal and Family Editions suitable for individual consumers. Schools enjoy lower cost-per-student pricing and should contact AceReader, Inc. to set up a demonstration and to review pricing options.

You can view the EDDIE awards page at: http://computedgazette.com/arch/summ2016/page4.html and you can learn more about AceReader at: https://www.acereader.com