Full Curriculum Algebra App for the iPad Used in School Trial

We’ve reported on many schools, colleges and universities implementing iPads into their classrooms and curriculums this fall and with that, textbook publishers and developers are jumping on the education technology bandwagon. Global education leader Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) announced a year long pilot program of a full-curriculum iPad Algebra app today.

Together with six schools in California, HMH will pilot their Algebra app and launch Fuse, “a new mode of curriculum delivery where where interactive platforms and mobile devices bring learning to life for students.” The iPad’s interactive environment will allow students to receive feedback on practice questions, write and save notes, receive guided instruction, access video lessons and more with the simple touch of a finger. The use of Fuse and the HMH app will also help teachers tailor their curriculum to meet the individual needs of their students while providing student-specific performance feedback.