Students of schools in Alabama, North Carolina, and West Virginia will benefit immensely through the use of Curriculum Pathways, an award-winning online learning tool. The tool is being made available to educational institutions in the State by the Alabama Department of Education, at no cost up to July 2007. The software, which comes from the stables of business intelligence solutions provider, SAS, is being offered through the company’s inSchool division to help schools whose operations were thrown out of gear by the storms that wreaked havoc on the Gulf Coast.  DM Review reports:

Curriculum Pathways covers core disciplines including English, math, history, science and Spanish. Topics map to state and national standards so educators can meet test score goals, differentiate instruction and engage students through higher-order thinking skills. These online-only resources can reach students in class, at home and in community centers.