eduWare Reviews

It's the best experience. The best thing is adding new aspects and introducing new things to the school, which is very helpful. The enthusiastic team always tries to provide the best software and service. I hope they will offer advanced features like an upgraded mobile app, such as marks entry through the app, sending circulars via the app, and a mobile app compatible with Windows-based software.

EduWare has truly transformed my learning experience! The intuitive interface and engaging content make studying enjoyable. It's like having a personal tutor available 24/7. Highly recommend for students of all ages!

It is very useful to buy such a practical product from a highly experienced company.

I have used this software, and it is the best one. It works excellently.

User-friendly software for teachers and the administration department. It has simplified our tasks to a great extent, and we would certainly recommend eduWare School management software for schools that would like to make their administrative tasks much easier and more manageable.

The modular structure of this software is truly commendable, especially the Exam Schedule Management module. EduWare School Management Software has significantly reduced the manual effort required for recording and updating administrative tasks.

Edu-Ware founders Sherwin Steffin and Steven Pederson met at UCLA, where Steffin was working as a faculty advisor to the campus radio station where Pederson worked as a student. When Steffin was laid off in the spring of 1979, he and Pederson decided to form a software publishing company specializing in educational software for the Apple II. Steffin, who held degrees in experimental psychology and instructional technology, wanted to create computer-aided instruction that encouraged divergent thinking, in contrast to the current school curriculum, which he believed encouraged convergent thinking. Working out of his Woodland Hills, California apartment, Steffin programmed educational software, while Pederson favored the games he created while completing his studies at UCLA. Edu-Ware's first products were Perception, followed by Compu-Read, which Steffin had begun programming before starting Edu-Ware, with the intention of selling it to Programma International. Software store Rainbow Computing, enticed by Pederson's concept for a new role-playing video game called Space, gave him his first Apple II computer, which he used to also write the strategy game Terrorist and the educational program Compu-Spell, for which Pederson wrote the first version of Edu-Ware's EWS graphics engine for generating text on the Apple's high-resolution graphics screen. The company expanded beyond the two founders when it hired Mike Lieberman, who had also worked at the student radio station, as sales manager, and contracted game developer David Mullich, who met Steffin while working at Rainbow Computing. After writing several games for Edu-Ware as a freelancer, he joined Edu-Ware after completing his own studies at California State University, Northridge in 1980, and as his first assignment created the ground-breaking adventure game The Prisoner, the product for which Edu-Ware is best remembered today. The game was also a financial success for the company, which moved into actual office space, at 22222 Sherman Way in Canoga Park, California, by the year's end. Sometime later, the company relocated to larger facilities overlooking the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills, California.

Definitely useful software. Very easy to operate and customize. After-sales service is excellent. I recommend it for purchase and use. Customer support is very good, and the prices are very reasonable. We are very satisfied.