With the latest updates to WorkspaceK12, students benefit from expanded resources in Do What You Are. The update includes hundreds of career descriptions — many with videos — to help students plan for their future. Students complete this powerful assessment on Family Connection, and counselors and teachers can view results directly in WorkspaceK12. Only
Naviance offers Do What You Are as a fully integrated solution for WorkspaceK12, which lets schools combine the power of the world's leading planning and advising system with an age-appropriate personality assessment.

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Naviance is pleased to announce that Learning Style Inventory is now available for WorkspaceK12. Learning Style Inventory enables counselors and teachers to assess a wide array of factors affecting students' ability to learn. By putting these insights to use, educators can help students to improve performance and reach their objectives in school and beyond. Only Naviance offers Learning Style Inventory as a fully integrated solution for WorkspaceK12, which lets schools combine the power of the world's leading planning and advising system with this innovative tool for maximizing student achievement.

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As the school year begins, Counselor’s Office, part of WorkspaceK12, is making college and career advising easier for counselors worldwide. Counselor’s Office is the only tool on the market that was developed to serve the counselor first. Read about Counselor’s Office in "Dear Computer: Help Me Pick a School" at the the US News website then contact us to learn how we can serve you, too.

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While other college-search tools report only national data and leave students to make decisions in a vacuum, Newsweek points out that schools using Counselor’s Office let students "go beyond nationwide statistics and see how colleges have typically evaluated students from their individual school." These data support a positive counseling conversation about students’ realistic college options. You can read "Take the Stress Out" on page 12 of the 2007 edition of How to Get Into College published by Newsweek and Kaplan.

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