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Brief: New Version of Destiny One Adds Modules for Exam Management

By Kanoe Namahoe
01/07/14

Destiny Solutions has launched an update for its business software Destiny One. The solution is designed to help schools manage and support non-traditional education programs including professional development, non-credit continuing education and corporate sponsored training.

Destiny One Release 4.0 delivers enhanced automation and student self-service, according to a company statement. Also included in this version are new modules for scheduling and proctoring exams, managing conferences, and creating programs for corporate partners. The solution is currently in use at Stanford, eCornell and the University of California, Berkeley.

Additional information is available online.

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Kanoe Namahoe is online editor for 1105 Media's Education Group. She can be reached at [email protected].

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