ANGEL Learning Announces ANGEL IMPACT Award Winners

For Immediate Release - June 15, 2006

Awards recognize excellence, foster innovation and collaboration to further enrich the ANGEL User Community

Indianapolis, Ind. – June 15, 2006 – ANGEL® Learning today publicly announced the winners of the inaugural ANGEL IMPACT Awards. Presented during the annual ANGEL User Conference in Louisville, Kentucky on June 6, 2006, ANGEL IMPACT Awards reward ANGEL users’ dedication and vision and foster innovation and collaboration to enrich the ANGEL user community by recognizing exemplary ANGEL implementations. ANGEL IMPACT Awards were presented in the categories of Exemplary ANGEL Courses, Exemplary ANGEL Programs, and Individual Contributions to the ANGEL Community.

EXEMPLARY ANGEL COURSE AWARDS

Farnsley Middle School, Jefferson County Public Schools, Louisville, Kentucky
Educational and Electronic Partnership Using JCPS Online: New and Innovative Practices Lead to Improved Outcomes

Florida Gulf Coast University, Ft. Myers, Florida
Understanding the Visual and Performing Arts: Personalized, Enhanced Learning

Lorain County Community College, Elyria, Ohio
Macroeconomics (ECNM 151): Increasing Online Course Cost-Effectiveness

T-Mobile USA
Sales New Hire Orientation (SNHO) Program:High-Volume Corporate Training Improves Outcomes

EXEMPLARY ANGEL PROGRAM AWARDS

The Pennsylvania State University, ANGEL Operations Team, University Park, Pennsylvania
A Common Learning Environment:Ease of Use Drives High Adoption

St. Petersburg College, St. Petersburg, Florida
St. Petersburg College’s Web and Instructional Technology Services: Rich, Diverse ANGEL Faculty Support

Sessions Online School of Design, New York, New York
Success Tracker: Open System for Seamless Integrations

State University of New York College at Brockport, Brockport, New York
Early Campus-wide, Innovative Adoption of ANGEL LMS: Openness Optimizes LMS Extension and Management

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
UW-ANGEL Course Environment Instructional Resource Repository: LOR Stimulates Collaboration

EXEMPLARY INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ANGEL COMMUNITY

Mike Buchanon, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan

Adam Hauerwas, Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island

Jana Hickey, Jefferson County Public Schools, Louisville, Kentucky

“We were extremely impressed with the quality and diversity of nominations for the ANGEL IMPACT Awards,” said Christopher Clapp, president and CEO, ANGEL Learning. “Competition for the awards was tough. ANGEL Learning applauds every IMPACT Award nominee and especially commends the 12 winners of the inaugural ANGEL IMPACT Awards.”

Complete summaries of ANGEL IMPACT Award winning courses, programs, and individual contributions are available at:: www.angellearning.com/applied/. Winning course and program details are being published to the ANGEL user community to further enable sharing and collaboration.

About ANGEL Learning
ANGEL Learning, Inc. develops and markets enterprise e-learning software.  Our flagship products are the ANGEL Learning Management Suite and the ANGEL ePortfolio system.  Our products have been honed by use – with millions of students and instructors served from K to corporate.  We enjoy a reputation for creating products with exceptional ease of use, excellent vision into learner progress, and for keeping our commitments.  Having emerged from the academy ourselves, our core values reflect those of our customers well.  ANGEL world headquarters is in Indianapolis, Indiana.  To learn more about simply powerful ANGEL LMS, visit us at www.angellearning.com

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