Maryland educators on DigitalWish.org save $250 on Test Factory through October 31, 2011.

Sunderland, VT, September 27, 2011 – Digital Wish announced today a $250 grant on all Test Factory subscriptions purchased by Maryland educators on the non-profit website DigitalWish.org through October 31, 2011. Using this limited time grant, educators can get a Test Factory subscription valued at $1,000 for their entire school for just $750.

Test Factory is a formative testing service developed for the MSA in the state of Maryland. There are schools using the Test Factory service that have reported raising student pass rates by 10%-15% and higher, with some of the biggest improvements occurring in special education and under-achieving student populations.

Students simply login to www.testfactory.net and practice taking standardized test questions which are based on the state's mathematics standards. The questions are similar to those presented on standardized tests, so students gain confidence answering questions which may be similar to the ones they will eventually encounter on the exam. The Test Factory system automatically tracks their errors so that teachers can easily identify and address areas of weakness. The entire service is online, allowing students to practice at school and at home.

For more information, visit: http://www.digitalwish.com/dw/digitalwish/product?id=2175-DW

About Digital Wish

Digital Wish is a non-profit on a mission to solve technology shortfalls in K-12 classrooms. The www.digitalwish.org website is designed to help teachers locate much-needed funding for classroom technology. Teachers make technology wish lists, and supporters make those wishes come true. Digital Wish provides online fundraising with credit card processing for schools, and allows teachers to share their technology wish lists so that parents and community members can easily contribute. Teachers, supporters, organizations, PTAs, and PTOs start online fundraisers for new classroom technology in just a few mouse clicks. Over 26,137 technology wishes have been granted.