The CODiE Awards hold the distinction of being the industry's only peer-reviewed awards program. It provides winners with a unique opportunity to be recognized and honored by companies they respect and with whom they often compete.


McGraw-Hill School Education won in the following categories.

McGraw-Hill Everyday Mathematics ePlanner Deluxe with ePresentations and eToolkit won for Best Educational Use of a Device-Specific Application. Everyday Mathematics is used in pre-K-6 classrooms across the United States by more than four million children. For teachers, the ePlanner simplifies and shortens the process of creating and organizing classroom lessons, while ePresentations and eToolkit provide interactive whiteboard tools for each lesson to guide classroom instruction.

McGraw-Hill Networks is a new middle and high school social studies learning system that combines engaging print and digital resources to help students discover and learn essential social studies content. With a library of online resources, the program transforms social studies instruction and learning into an exciting and interactive experience through audio, video, and other collaborative multimedia features. Networks won for Best K-12 Course or Learning Management Solution category.

McGraw-Hill Higher Education's Tegrity Campus won for Best Post-Secondary Enterprise Solution in addition to being named an overall top winner for Best Postsecondary Solution. Tegrity Campus is the only cloud-based, fully automated and searchable lecture-capture solution proven to improve student achievement, satisfaction, retention, and recruitment across institutions.

"In higher education, the CODiE Awards are the gold standard for digital innovation, and we are very proud that our proven technology and experience have been recognized by our peers", says Brian Kibby, president of McGraw-Hill Higher Education.

"Not only were we the first company to introduce super-adaptive technology to the market a few years ago, but we are also advancing the industry by partnering with universities in new ways to address their greatest challenges, which often include increasing student engagement, retention, and achievement."