April 5, 2021 - MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the U.S., has been awarded the 2021 EdTech Awards for Best E-learning, Blended, or Flipped Solution and Best Product or Service Setting a Trend.

The EdTech Awards are presented annually to the most exceptional innovators, leaders, and trendsetters in education technology. Award finalists and winners are selected from thousands of entries made by educators who use technology to enhance, improve, and transform their everyday instruction.

“We’re thrilled to be recognized as a “trend setter” for the innovations we’ve pioneered in in-class and online learning solutions,” said MobyMax co-founder Wade Willett. “We know that e-learning, blended, and flipped solutions will continue to be the bedrock of K-8 education. To that end, MobyMax will continue to innovate to ensure that teachers and students not just succeed but exceed their potential.” Notably, Willett was a finalist in two EdTech Leadership Award categories in 2021.

Apr 2, 2021 – MobyMax, the 2020 EdTech Award Winner for Best Early Learning Solution And Best Skills Solution (21st- Century Skills Solution), has been named a finalist in 16 categories for the 2021 EdTech Awards.

The 16 categories are:

Cool Tool Awards

1. E-learning, Blended, or Flipped Solution
2. Adaptive Technology Solution
3. Curriculum and Instruction Solution
4. Math Solution
5. Parent/Student Solution
6. Personalized Learning Solution
7. Product or Service (general)
8. Science Solution
9. Special Needs/Assistive Technology Solution
10. STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Math) Solution
11. Test Prep Solution
12. Best Multi-Subject Skills Website for Remote Learning (K-8)

The EdTech Leadership Awards

1. Founder(s) / CEO – Wade Willett
2. National (U.S.) Leader – Wade Willett
3. Global leader – Glynn Willett

The EdTech Trendsetter Awards

1. EdTech Product or Service Setting a Trend

TN School District Selects MobyMax After Demonstrated Success in Local Schools

March 29, 2021- MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the U.S., announced today that, after implementing MobyMax at two area elementary schools, Hamilton County Schools (HCS) in Chattanooga, TN has purchased MobyMax for all of its 30,000 K-8 students. The district intends to replicate the success Alpine Elementary School and Lookout Valley Elementary have already achieved, thanks to MobyMax.

“We’ve been more than thrilled with the unprecedented growth and success our students have enjoyed using MobyMax,” said Dr. Kelley Weiss, School District Director of Special Projects. “We can’t wait to make MobyMax available to all of our students.”

Pandemic Response, New Product Roll-Outs, Unique Assessments Apps & Gaming Innovations Mark Banner Year

December 22, 2020 – MobyMax, the educational technology innovator whose software is used in more than 82% of K-8 schools nationwide, wrapped up 2020 by winning or being a finalist for 65 education industry awards. That brings the total number of award achievements since 2018 to 180. Company co-founder Wade Willett attributed Moby’s success to the company’s unrelenting commitment to “create, innovate, and deliver” tools that help every student learn and every teacher succeed.

"MobyMax racking up 180 awards over the last three years is a testament to the peerless products that they develop," said Matthew Lynch, editor of The Edvocate & The Tech Edvocate.

MobyMax has earned a total of 64 awards in 2020 and 179 awards total since 2018 for its groundbreaking K-12 education technology products.

Dec 3, 2020- MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the US, has won four of THE Journal's first-ever New Product Awards. The awards honor the outstanding product development achievements of manufacturers and suppliers whose products or services are considered to be particularly noteworthy in the transformation of education technology.

MobyMax’s innovative development platform, comprehensive learning management solutions, and complete curriculum system have propelled the company to earn more industry awards than any other edtech provider three years in a row. Since 2018, the total education industry awards won amount to 179. 

August 31, 2020 – MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the U.S., has won three 2020 Tech Edvocate Awards, honoring the “best that edtech has to offer.”

Moby was recognized as the winner in the following categories:

1. Best Early Childhood Education App or Tool
2. Best Blended/Flipped Learning App or Tool
3. Best Global EdTech Leader – Glynn Willett, Co-founder

The Tech Edvocate Awards are presented to the year’s top edtech companies, products, and people. In 2020, MobyMax was a finalist in 12 categories. MobyMax has earned 175 awards from the tech and education industry in the last three years, more than any other edtech company in the world.

August 26, 2020 – MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the U.S., has been recognized as a 2020 Tech Edvocate Award finalist in 12 categories, including Best Global EdTech Company.

The award nominations come amidst widespread acclaim for the extensive digital tools MobyMax made available to teachers who had to unexpectedly switch to online learning in March. Educators continue to report that Moby’s unparalleled comprehensive platform helped their students complete the school year at or above grade level by providing a proven digital curriculum that can be used from any device with an internet connection. The curriculum is comprised of 27 subjects including math, reading, phonics, language, vocabulary, spelling, writing, science, and social studies, and state test prep.

Program honors stand-out products that improve the way educators work and students learn

July 13, 2020- MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the US., has won a record-breaking seven Tech & Learning Awards of Excellence. The awards recognize exceptional products and services in education technology and represent the highest approval rating possible by an evaluation of educators. 

MobyMax was recognized as a winner in the following categories: 

1. Software: Curriculum and Instruction Solution
2. Software: ELL/ESOL Solutions
3. Software: Reading
4. Software: Adaptive Learning
5. Software: Assessment Solutions
6. Software: Math
7. Software: Science

Solution Arrives as Students Fall Months Behind During Virus Disruptions

July 01, 2020 - MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the US., has just released MobyMax for Families, a new version of MobyMax specifically designed to help parents homeschooling or tutoring their kids keep students on track academically. MobyMax Families arrives as parents face the stark realization recently confirmed by a recent NWEA research brief: that students whose school year was cut short may start the 2020-2021 school year with only 50% to 70% of the learning gains they typically earn during a school year.

“We need to limit the toll that the COVID-19 is taking on our children’s education,” said MobyMax co-founder Glynn Willett. “MobyMax Families was created for parents who want to stop COVID slide in its tracks."

Program honors the “breakthrough” leaders in the most competitive categories of educational technology 

June 24, 2020 - MobyMax, the most widely adopted differentiated learning solution in the US., was named the Enhanced Curriculum Solution Provider of the Year in the 2020 EdTech Breakthrough Awards.

The EdTech Breakthrough Awards recognize the top technology companies, solutions and products in the education industry. The Provider of the Year award recognizes MobyMax’s excellence in developing online solutions that truly "Break Through" the crowded market with superior ease of use, innovation, and functionality.

“With online learning starting to dominate education, it’s critical that schools tap into the most effective tech solutions available to them,” said MobyMax co-founder Glynn Willett. “We hope this award will help teachers and administrators identify the tools that will make the biggest difference to the students they’re educating every day.”