DALLAS, Dec. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Voyager Expanded Learning(R) announced today that it has entered into a relationship with Australian e-Learning company 3PLearning to create VmathLive(TM), the new technology component of Voyager's math intervention product, Vmath(R).

3P Learning is the creator of the online math program known as Mathletics. Mathletics is currently used by students in Australia and New Zealand to improve their math skills in two ways: through curriculum development and by competing against each other in online, real-time math contests. 3PLearning and Voyager will jointly tailor a curriculum to align with Vmath program modules for American students. Eventually, students using VmathLive will be able to compete against children in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, England, Hong Kong and Singapore.

"We are extremely excited to partner with Voyager to bring VmathLive to the United States," says Shane Hill, general manager at 3P Learning. He adds, "Like Voyager, our team at 3P Learning is passionate about engaging students in learning and creating an environment where students can reach their full potential. We look forward to welcoming American students to the Live Playing Arena, which will give it a wonderful international feel."

VmathLive will provide interactive activities that reinforce the concepts and skills taught in the Vmath curriculum. In addition, VmathLive will provide additional problem solving opportunities, math concept development, skill fluency and preparation for high stakes assessments.

"For students, learning math should be fun and exciting. By delivering VmathLive with 3PLearning, we are incorporating technology without compromising educational integrity," says Ron Klausner, president of ProQuest Education and Voyager Expanded Learning.

As with all Voyager programs, administrators and teachers using Vmath and VmathLive will be able to access Voyager's Professional Online Resource Tools (VPORT(TM)) and view student progress data at any time during the school year.

About Voyager Expanded Learning

Voyager Expanded Learning provides core, intervention and supplemental reading programs, as well as math intervention and ongoing professional development programs, for school districts throughout the United States. Founded in 1994, Voyager has delivered extended-time reading and basic skills intervention programs, as well as large-scale reading programs, to more than 900 school districts in cities such as Dallas, Phoenix, New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles, resulting in dramatically improved student performance. Voyager Expanded Learning, L.P. is part of ProQuest Education, a business segment of ProQuest Company, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. For more information, please visit http://www.voyagerlearning.com/ or call 1-888-399-1995.

About 3P Learning:

Founded in 2003, 3P Learning develops e-learning resources for students and teachers. Key to the success of 3P Learning's resources is the idea that play plus practice equals progress. The company's e-Learning resources are written by teachers who hold this philosophy at their core, and are proven to engage and motivate students to achieve excellent results. 3PLearning develops curriculum-based resources for the Internet that are currently used by over 1000 Australian schools and that have been used by close to 1 million students. For teachers, 3P Learning uses technology to provide up to the minute information on students' progress and the ability to fully differentiate within a class to target individual student needs. For more information about 3P Learning, please visit http://www.3plearning.com.au/.

CONTACT: Shannan Walsh of Voyager Expanded Learning, +1-888-399-1995
ext. 9476, or swalsh@voyagerlearning.com; or Liz Wheatley, Marketing Manager
of 3P Learning, +612 8917 5645; or Jennifer Chelune, Investor Relations
Manager of ProQuest Company, +1-734-997-4910, or
jennifer.chelune@proquest.com

Web site: http://www.proquestcompany.com/
http://www.voyagerlearning.com/
http://www.3plearning.com.au/

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