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MasteryConnect

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MasteryConnect is changing the focus in education from end-of-year assessments and the traditional letter-based grading system to one of real-time reporting about what students are learning relative to both state and Common Core standards. With real-time data, students, teachers, parents, and administrators have immediate access and insight into the concepts and skills students are mastering in the classroom.

The MasteryConnect platform provides the tools necessary to truly implement mastery learning and save teachers time in the process. In addition to time-saving assessment tools through a browser or mobile device, MasteryConnect allows teachers to collaborate and connect in a social way around assessments tied to both state and Common Core standards, and has become the largest online community of teachers sharing and discovering common formative assessments.

MasteryConnect’s Common Core App is THE most downloaded app for the Common Core and provides a resource for parents and educators alike.

Recent Milestones

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  MasteryConnect received $4.25M in Series A funding. (1/19/13)
  Posted 1/15/13 at 12:38pm via techcrunch.com
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  MasteryConnect received $1.1M in Seed funding. (12/5/11)
  Posted 12/8/11 at 8:42am via newschools.org
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  MasteryConnect received $150k in Angel funding. (10/1/09)
  Posted 12/8/11 at 8:37am
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  MasteryConnect added Mick Hewitt as CEO, Co-founder.
  Posted 5/14/11 at 4:22pm
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  MasteryConnect added Doug Weber as CTO, Co-founder.
  Posted 5/14/11 at 4:22pm
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  MasteryConnect added Trenton Goble as CAO, Co-founder.
  Posted 5/14/11 at 4:22pm
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  MasteryConnect added Cory Reid as COO.
  Posted 5/19/11 at 6:39am

Videos

Screenshots

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Above: Homepage
Uploaded: 5/31/11

Above: Student Report - Teacher View
Uploaded: 5/31/11

Sources

1. Co-Founders [edit]
2. newschools.org [edit]
3. With $4.1M In New Funding, MasteryConnect Wants To Give Teachers A Better Way To Track Student Progress (techcrunch.com) [edit]