DALLAS, September 10, 2008- Voyager Expanded Learning® announced today that students logged into VmathLive™, the company’s math technology platform, have answered more than three billion math questions correctly since the program’s inception. To view the exact number of questions answered correctly visit www.vmathlive.com.

Students reached the exceptionally high number through participation in daily, online math challenges with students from around the world. Annual World Math Day events also contributed to the growing number of correctly answered math questions.

During World Math Days in 2007and 2008, students answered a combined total of 221,359,444 correctly. The world-wide online event is held every March and hosted by Voyager Expanded Learning and 3P Learning, creator of the Australian version of the program. World Math Day 2009 is scheduled for Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Additional details on registration for the event will be coming soon.

VmathLive provides a blended solution of print and technology that extends the time students spend learning and practicing essential math skills. The interactive environment motivates and engages math students, reinforces the same concepts and skills taught in core math programs and provides practice in a high-stakes test format.

The topics and content in VmathLive are aligned to Voyager’s math intervention system, Vmath®, and includes opportunities for students to prepare for high-stakes assessments in an engaging and motivating environment. VmathLive is the American version of the online math program known as Mathletics®, created by Australian e-learning company 3P Learning.         

To request a free trial of VmathLive, visit: http://www.voyagerlearning.com/vmathlive/trial.jsp