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Mojo Help Desk Support in all myCATs products

August 5, 2008 - (Winnipeg, Canada). The Mojo Helpdesk system has recently been adopted for use in all myCATs products. Mojo Helpdesk is a simple ticket tracking service that allows organizations to track customer requests and get satisfaction ratings. Help desk requests can be sent via email and go to a centralized help desk for faster customer response.

myMaps K12 to be released August 18, 2008

July 27, 2008 - (Winnipeg, Canada). myMapsK12, the latest version of the myMaps curriculum mapping application, is set to be released on August 18, 2008. The promotional site will be going up shortly, so stay tuned. If you're interested in learning more being notified when myMapsK12 is released, please signup for our product notification, available under the myMaps section of this web site.

myMaps Standard Released

May 15, 2008 - (Winnipeg, Canada). myMaps is a curriculum mapping application designed to assist colleges, universities, and corporate training departments in managing the quality of their curriculum. This easy to use web-based program collects and analyzes data related to how course content, teaching strategies, delivery methods and assessment methods correlate to program level competencies.

myMaps Dentistry featured at this year's ADEA conference

March 30, 2008 - (Dallas, TX). myMaps Dentistry is being featured in to sessions at this year's American Dental Education Association conference. Both sessions are being presented by Dr. Dieter Schoenwetter, Educational Specialist, at the University of Manitoba

Latest myMaps customer - University of Toronto

March 27, 2008 - (Toronto, Canada). We are pleased to welcome the department of Human Biology as the latest myMaps customer. The programs in Human Biology are run by an entity called the Human Biology Program, in the Faculty of Arts of Science, University of Toronto. This was established in January, 1999 to take charge of what had become the two largest programs in the Faculty's offerings. The Program involves the collaborative efforts of the Faculty of Arts and Science and the Faculty of Medicine, together with its original sponsor, New College.