CommonNeed joins AAEEBL

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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, United States of America – August 11, 2009 – CommonNeed has joined The Association for Authentic, Experiential and Evidence-Based Learning as a founding Corporate Affiliate. "CommonNeed believes that ePortfolios are a vital technology for open, social, and self-directed learning. Joining AAEEBL as a Corporate Affiliate and supporting their efforts in helping educators create authentic and experiential learning environments is clearly in line with our corporate philosophy to fundamentally improve the collaboration of students and educators," said Dr. Glen A. Reece, CEO of CommonNeed.
About AAEEBL
AAEEBL, established in 2009, is a global academic association of 80 educational institutions working toward new designs in learning and assessment, increasing connections among the portfolio community, and building the new learning enterprise. ePortfolios are the technology of the time; deployed at narly half of U. S. colleges and universities, they are helping education transform assessment and learning. AAEEBL has been created to help shepherd the ongoing evolution of ePortfolio technologies and uses.

About Common Need, Inc.
CommonNeed (commonneed.com) develops and markets mission-critical enterprise integration and social learning software that enable the creation of custom learning environments. Our flagship product is the plugjam® Platform. CommonNeed's clients include college, universities, schools, as well as other organizations looking to deliver education content. Founded in 2006, CommonNeed is focused on improving the ways people leverage technology to learn and providing developers with indispensable innovation so they too can advance the state-of-the art of learning. Common Need is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia.

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