Readorium received the 2016 CODiE award in the category of Best Reading/English/Language Arts Instructional Solution. An SIIA CODiE Award win is a prestigious honor as each award winner was reviewed by a field of industry experts, whose evaluations determined the finalists. SIIA members then reviewed the finalists and their votes were combined with the scores from the industry experts to select this year's CODiE Awards winners. CODiE™ Awards are the only peer-reviewed program to showcase business and education technology's finest products and services. Details about the winning products can be found at http://www.siia.net/codie/2016-Winners.

About Readorium's Award Winning Product

Readorium's web-based educational software teaches comprehension skills through scientific text. All students can understand the same grade-appropriate content because the text levels and supports automatically adjust to their individual needs as they proceed. Readorium's interactive game-like format, along with its videos, music, challenges, and rewards keep students engaged. Teachers receive real-time student reports and downloadable resources to help them meet student needs.

It's Readorium belief that students come to school with natural curiosity and the desire to learn. It is our job as educators to keep that desire burning. To that end, Readorium provides students with the keys to learning the literacy skills that will make them knowledgeable citizens and prepare them to meet the challenges they will encounter in a rapidly changing world.

Thousands of students use Readorium, and both teachers and students have some wonderful things to say about it. One teacher said, "The most important things students get from Readorium is motivation, confidence, and the enjoyment of reading." Another said, "Because of Readorium, the love of reading is coming back." One student claimed, "Readorium's fun, cool, and good for kids, and I think adults would like it too. It's awesome!"

SIIA

"SIIA's 2016 Education Technology CODiE Award winners were phenomenal this year, and showed how supportive and impactful these technologies are for students, faculty and administration." said Karen Billings, vice president of the Education Technology Industry Network (ETIN) of SIIA. "Each honoree deserves accolades and we are pleased to add our congratulations to all of this year's CODiE Award winners."