IXL: A Modern Solution to help Students Master and Excel their topics
December 14, 2022

IXL: A Modern Solution to help Students Master and Excel their topics

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

Schools & Districts

Modules Used

  • IXL Diagnostic
  • IXL Analytics

Overall Satisfaction with IXL Learning

We use IXL Learning to help students master topics and practice questions outside of the classroom. Much of the classroom times is spent in lecture or reviewing problem sets, but with IXL Learning it allows students to breakdown different concepts into different categories and dynamically work through those that are easy or hard for them and practice each concept until they master it. It solves the problem that students may struggle with concepts since they do not receive enough practice or their practice is not tailored to their areas of strength or weakness.
  • Dynamic Learning to adjust based on the user's level of knowledge with a topic
  • Easy to Navigate and set up for professors/teachers
  • Breadth of topics and subjects
  • Some students can report it being frustrating or time consuming since some subjects have no video tutorials attached to problem sets
  • Hard to enforce completion unless directly tied to student's performance
  • Dynamic Questioning/Learning outcomes
  • Topic Selection and Progress Tracker
  • Grading feature
  • Improved Student outcomes and Knowledge retention
  • Improved student satisfaction
  • Decreased Grading time required for teachers so they can spend more time with students

Do you think IXL Learning delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with IXL Learning's feature set?

Yes

Did IXL Learning live up to sales and marketing promises?

I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process

Did implementation of IXL Learning go as expected?

I wasn't involved with the implementation phase

Would you buy IXL Learning again?

Yes

It is great for providing students extra resources and opportunities for practice. In this case, it is extremely well suited. Moreover, since every student is different, the dynamic adjustment allows students to work through more/less problems depending on their level of mastery which can help students pinpoint areas of issues to discuss in the class. It is less appropriate for settings where a student may struggle to teach themselves as this requires some level of independence on part of the user.