Agilix Labs Partners With SanDisk to Deliver Secure Mobile Learning Solution for Education18 October 2005
Agilix Labs, Inc., a worldwide leader in mobile learning solutions, today announced that it is collaborating with SanDisk(R) Corporation to deliver an integrated solution for education. The solution will enable the distribution of copyrighted, electronic content that is supported by Agilix GoBinder. Agilix GoBinder is a mobile learning application that enables students to take notes, capture, organize, search and share learning content and manage their personal schedules and assignments. The integrated solution will use SanDisk's recently introduced FlashCP(TM) technology that can securely, easily and legally distribute copyrighted and educational material over the Internet to USB drives. Students using the integrated solution will be able to view, annotate and search copyrighted, protected content within Agilix GoBinder, when used with a SanDisk Cruzer(R) Freedom USB Flash Drive. The application will connect to a SanDisk online catalog, from which licensed and free content can be readily downloaded. "Educators are always looking for ways to increase students' opportunities to learn regardless of time and place," says Michael Petersen, Executive Director of the Utah Education Network. "These tools are ideal because students have more time to learn. College and K-12 students will go from class to class and to home with their application, learning content, electronic textbooks and notes intact." "Agilix is excited about the new partnership with SanDisk," said Curt Allen, Agilix president and chief executive officer. "The combination delivers a secure, protected solution to provide electronic content to students. Students will get a solution that offers annotations, highlighting and fast searching of the content, which could include electronic textbooks. Whenever we have asked students if this would be interesting, we get an overwhelming 'Yes' response." "We are pleased to be partnering with Agilix Labs," said Dan Harkabi, vice president of secure content solutions at SanDisk. "The combination of the Cruzer Freedom's FlashCP technology and GoBinder opens the door for many education institutions to affordably empower all students to carry their personal and educational content anywhere they go."
SanDisk is the original inventor of flash storage cards and is the world's largest supplier of flash data storage card products using its patented, high-density flash memory and controller technology. SanDisk is headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., and has operations worldwide, with more than half its sales outside the U.S.
About Agilix Agilix Labs, Inc. is a worldwide leader in mobile learning solutions. Education institutions that implement Agilix solutions deliver an enhanced student-centered learning environment. Specifically, Agilix applications enable students to utilize mobile computing devices to capture, organize, annotate, search and share learning content, including assignments, online courses, research, Web pages, documents and personal notes. In addition, Agilix-powered mobility software solutions give students full access to all learning content when they are not network connected. Agilix applications are open and extensible by schools, software developers and integrators, run on any Windows XP computer and take full advantage of the Tablet PC. Agilix has more than 150,000 users of its software applications in more than 110 countries worldwide. Agilix has strategic partnerships with Intel, Microsoft, Blackboard and FranklinCovey. A privately held company formed in 2001, Agilix is based in Orem, Utah. For more information about Agilix Labs, please visit http://www.agilix.com.
Agilix and Agilix GoBinder are trademarks of Agilix Labs, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. SanDisk and Cruzer are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other countries. FlashCP is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation.
Source: PR Newswire
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