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| − | '''AcademyOne''' is a technology company focused on the intersections and processes between education and work force development. The company is located in [[Directory:West Chester, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]], [[Directory:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]]. The company powers several national education portals including CollegeTransfer.Net web: [http://www.collegetransfer.net], CourseAtlas.com web: [http://www.courseatlas.com] and AcademicGPS web: [http://www.academicgps.com]. | + | '''AcademyOne''' is a technology company focused on the intersections and processes between education and work force development. The company is located in [[Directory:West Chester, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]], [[Directory:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]]. The company powers several national education portals including CollegeTransfer.Net web: [http://www.collegetransfer.net], CourseAtlas.com web: [http://www.courseatlas.com] and AcademicGPS web: [http://www.academicgps.com]. AcademyOne designs, develops and hosts innovative web sites, portals and mobile applications for government agencies and educational organizations serving the mission of helping each learner achieve their goals. No longer sequential, formal and informal learning is life long, spanning many locations and format. Everyone is moving in and out of educational settings, career training programs, community colleges, universities and corporations on pathways that are developing in real time. |
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| + | AcademyOne's state clients include Pennsylvania, Delaware and South Carolina. The company has developed and powers state oriented portals such as www.patrac.org and www.sctrac.org in addition to www.collegetransfer.net. | ||
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| − | AcademyOne | + | AcademyOne was formed by David Moldoff after leaving SunGard Higher Education in 2004. The company set off to develop a business plan to address the growing set of automated services first bridging institutional boundaries and policies - which enabled it to focus on college transfer. Since the founding, the company has extended the focus to K12 linkages and work force development. |
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Revision as of 19:58, 11 March 2011
| AcademyOne, Inc. | |
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| Slogan | Navigating Education |
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| Type | Private Company |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Headquarters | Template:Country data US West Chester, Pennsylvania, USA |
| Key people | David K. Moldoff, CEO Michelle Davis, Marketing Director |
| Industry | Printing Printing Support |
| Employees |  16 (2010) |
| Contact | 601 Willowbrook Lane West Chester, PA 19382-0000 610-436-5680 Web: [1] |
| Reference | NAICS: 32311, 32312 Region: Shelby County Latitude: 35°01'10.59" Longitude: -90°01'30.35" |
AcademyOne is a technology company focused on the intersections and processes between education and work force development. The company is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company powers several national education portals including CollegeTransfer.Net web: [2], CourseAtlas.com web: [3] and AcademicGPS web: [4]. AcademyOne designs, develops and hosts innovative web sites, portals and mobile applications for government agencies and educational organizations serving the mission of helping each learner achieve their goals. No longer sequential, formal and informal learning is life long, spanning many locations and format. Everyone is moving in and out of educational settings, career training programs, community colleges, universities and corporations on pathways that are developing in real time.
AcademyOne's state clients include Pennsylvania, Delaware and South Carolina. The company has developed and powers state oriented portals such as www.patrac.org and www.sctrac.org in addition to www.collegetransfer.net.
History
AcademyOne was formed by David Moldoff after leaving SunGard Higher Education in 2004. The company set off to develop a business plan to address the growing set of automated services first bridging institutional boundaries and policies - which enabled it to focus on college transfer. Since the founding, the company has extended the focus to K12 linkages and work force development.
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