Collaborize Classroom PRO™ Released For iPad
Students Can Now Participate on the New iPad Optimized App
SANTA ROSA, Calif., April 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Democrasoft, Inc., (OTC: Pinksheets: DEMO) today announced the worldwide release and immediate availability of its Collaborize Classroom PRO iPad app in Apple's App Store. This special "optimized-for-iPad" app was designed to address the fast-growing adoption of the iPad by students and teachers.
Students can now participate in online discussions in their Collaborize Classrooms using an iPhone, iPod Touch, or the specially optimized iPad app, and can collaborate online with their classmates on-the-go, anywhere and anytime. Students complement their in-class learning with online topic-based lessons created by their teachers or by other teachers around the globe who have shared lessons via the Collaborize Classroom™ Topic Library (http://library.collaborizeclassroom.com/).
According to Democrasoft Chairman & CEO Richard Lang, "Because of size of display, the iPad app is better than the iPhone app for consuming the multitude of lessons that have already been created for students on the Collaborize Classroom learning platform. This iPad version, at only 99 cents, will greatly increase student access to these lessons, especially for students who can't afford a computer, while improving the visual and user experience."
According to AppleInsider, "The launch of the new iPad shows sales of Apple's tablet are ramping at an accelerated rate of 156 percent year over year, putting them in a position to become "measurably larger" than the PC market as a whole." Apple is predicted to sell 12.2 million tablets by the end of this quarter and the iPad has already become a teaching tool with the development of thousands of learning applications."
The app is another powerful extension of the Collaborize Classroom platform, which provides the ability to extend in-class conversations and discussions to a private and secure online site and to students' personal mobile devices. Coupled with the Collaborize Classroom Topic Library, teachers now have a soup-to-nuts solution to find peer-reviewed, topic-based lessons and deploy them to their students with just a few clicks.
The App can be found in the Apple App Store (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/collaborize-classroom-pro/id512701825?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2).
About Democrasoft:
Democrasoft, Inc., headquartered in Santa Rosa, CA, is a 20-year-old public company (OTC: PINKSHEETS: DEMO) with a history of pioneering technology. The company's flagship platform, Collaborize®, is a web-based solution for organizing groups with a common purpose into powerful, decision-making communities. It is designed to empower groups of all sizes - businesses, non-profits, organizations, governments, their members and citizens - to resolve real problems and drive toward actual implementation of collective solutions. Democrasoft is dedicated to facilitating a vision of online "social networking with purpose." Collaborize Classroom is Democrasoft's offering in the Education Technology space and is provided free to teachers around the world. For more information, please visit http://democrasoft.com and http://collaborizeclassroom.com.
This Press Release contains forward-looking statements similar to those covered by the safe harbor provisions under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward- looking statements are clearly subject to numerous uncertainties and risks, and actual results and developments could differ materially from our expectations. We do not undertake any responsibility for providing any updates with respect to the information contained in this Press Release.
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For more information about Collaborize Classroom, or to schedule an interview with Democrasoft senior management, please contact Mark Kithcart at: [email protected] or call 888-993-8683 x 706.
SOURCE Democrasoft, Inc.
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