ALEKS vs. Korn Ferry Assess

ALEKS does a great job of helping students fill in the gaps in their learning so that they have a solid foundation to move on to higher-level mathematics. It works very well with self-motivated students. It doesn't seem to work as well with less motivated students.

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I think Korn Ferry Assess can support your higher level HR functions such as succession planning, hiring c-suite level, thought leadership, and development planning

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• Differentiating instruction
• Tailoring individualized curriculum to cater to each student's unique needed.

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• The client service is good
• The IP is from 1000s of assessment and profiles
• Brand

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• Reports can confuse students
• Limited ways to solve a problem
• Can lead to mimicry

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• Expensive
• Seems like you only get the gold level service if you spend a particular amount
• Software is clunky

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We did not need much support because installing and running ALEKS on Schoology was relatively easy; the department followed the steps outlined in the user manual on how to install ALEKS and were able to do so quickly. ALEKS help team has been helpful, but overall we did not need their help.

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I was not able to find any other products on your list, that I feel are really like ALEKS. I think of ALEKS as more of a teaching platform whereas other platforms I have used--MyMathLab, WebAssign, Knewton--are more of a homework platform.

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Both can feel similar, Korn Ferry Assess is more expensive, and you have a more recognized brand.

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• Improved foundational math skills
• Improved student engagement in math courses

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• If you make the proper c-suite hire
• insights on best-in-class company approach to growth
• bench plan readiness

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