The most helpful aspect about Edgenuity is the most obvious: it offers students a second chance to recover credits if they failed a class the first time around. Also, it's highly useful that both A-G and Non A-G versions can be offered for the classes, which really helps the lower achieving students who only really want to get their diploma. Lastly, I find it extremely useful that I can modify classes, which works really well if I have a student who gets accommodations from an IEP or a 504. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I honestly don't have really much of anything that I necessarily dislike about the platform. One element I would like added, and I might even be able to figure this out in the Settings, is to have an email sent when a student completes a class. I know that the student can email me themselves, but it would be nice to have an email from Edgenuity right when a student completes their Final Exam. The reason being is there are times when I unlock a test, the student doesn't finish it in time, then they end up logging back on and finishing the test two weeks later. If I had all of my students in a classroom with me every day, this wouldn't be a problem, but the majority of my students are working Independently, so I don't always know where they're at, and when they've completed a class. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to set up and allows my credit recovery students to get credits. It allows these students to go more deeply on what they need to review but quickly move past they don't The Pre-test features are idea for them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When signing up students for classes there isn't a search for class function. Often I am given a sticky note with the following: "Jane Doe needs 1 semester of Biology," I have to click on sign student up for class and can limit it by grade and type but I still have to scroll through pages until I find Biology CR A. IF I could do a simple text search that would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been working for a disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP) for over 4 years in USA, and even though my formation as a mathematician allows me to explain any concept of high school math, the dynamic nature of a DAEP (a "revolving" door of students being exited from or entered into the program), plus the fact that in a single classroom I can have a mixture of students from any grade (9-12), would make very impractical to try to make a proper lesson plan for everyone. Thus, Edgenuity has been a good auxiliary for me. Also, Edgenuity offers differentiation, because quizzes and tests can be tweaked to show more or less questions. Some activities can be bypassed, too . So, in sum, what I like best of Edgenuity is it's versatility and adaptability for complex classroom environments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Personally I wish I could see organize and see when and what quizzes have been answered, and also if I could see all my students (say) in algebra 2, without going one by one (as I said, being in a DAEP entails having a complex mixture, which I need to figure out in different ways for proper supervision). So, Edgenuity is versatile, but it seems optimized for single classroom/topic. I still can find everyone, though, by going one student name at a time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My favorite part about Edgenuity is their customer support. Anytime I have a problem, I am talking to a real person in minutes. Setting up courses is easy and they can be modified to add additional assignments or off computer work to supplement the Edgenuity course. I like to add an orientation video to my courses outside of Edgenuity explaining my expectations for participation and work quality. I work in an alternative school setting daily. I love that if a student is motivated, they set the pace for the class and if they work ahead, we can assign them additional courses. This year alone, I have had a number of students work ahead and they have graduated at least a semester early. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My only wish is that Edgenuity had a feature that automatically detected AI in students assignments and would automatically reject the work with an error message. Otherwise, students turn in work completly done by AI and keep working ahead. It is then harder to get them to go back and reattempt an assignment once they have passed it in the course. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an independent study and intervention teacher, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a variety of educational platforms, but Edgenuity stands out as one of the most comprehensive and well-designed tools I’ve encountered. It truly has all the bells and whistles to support students across the entire academic spectrum ranging from Advanced Placement learners to those with 504 plans and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and everyone in between.

One of the features I appreciate most is how well Edgenuity blends rigor with flexibility. The platform is thoughtfully built to meet students where they are while still maintaining high academic standards. For educators, once you've received proper training, it’s incredibly intuitive and fully equipped to handle everything from parent communication to state-mandated attendance tracking. Even better, much of it is electronically transferable, streamlining processes that used to require hours of manual documentation.

Customer support is another area where Edgenuity shines. Their live support options are excellent, whether it’s a quick 15-minute Q&A session or a more in-depth, pre-scheduled 90-minute session. Every interaction I’ve had with the support team was met with professionalism, friendliness, and timely responsiveness.

In today’s evolving educational landscape, where traditional classroom settings are being reimagined, Edgenuity offers a future-forward solution. If I were starting my own educational facility, Edgenuity would absolutely be my go-to platform. It’s that good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Edgenuity is a powerful platform, it does have a steep learning curve. Without proper training, it can be overwhelming to navigate, especially for new staff expected to jump in right away. Initial onboarding support could be improved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the best features of Imagine Edgenuity is how effectively it supports learning in a structured lab setting. Students are able to work independently at their own pace, which promotes ownership and accountability for their progress. At the same time, our lab teacher closely monitors their performance and pulls small groups for targeted intervention whenever students score below 60% on quizzes or tests. This layered support system helps ensure students get the real-time assistance they need to stay on track.

Another key strength is Edgenuity’s built-in accommodation tools. We regularly utilize features that provide reduced questions and answer choices for students with IEPs or IAPs, making the learning experience more equitable and accessible for all learners. Additionally, we print out notes from courses—especially those that are content-heavy—which students use to focus more effectively and retain important information. These printed notes also serve as valuable study aids when preparing for assessments.

Overall, the self-paced structure, strong data monitoring tools, flexible accommodations, and the ability to provide interventions as needed make Imagine Edgenuity a valuable resource for supporting student success in a lab environment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Imagine Edgenuity is a powerful and versatile learning tool, there are areas where improvement is needed. One notable drawback is that the video lessons can feel dry or overly scripted, making it difficult for some students to stay engaged—particularly those who thrive with more dynamic and interactive instruction. Additionally, students who struggle with self-motivation may find it challenging to stay on task, even in a structured lab environment. Some tend to rush through lessons or “click through” the content without fully absorbing the material, which can hinder true learning. Since the platform does not provide live teacher interaction, students miss out on immediate feedback unless the lab teacher intervenes directly. For these reasons, frequent monitoring and support are essential to ensure students are not only progressing but also genuinely understanding the content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The curriculum is well-structured and aligned with state standards, which gives me confidence in the academic rigor of the courses. I also appreciate how self-paced it is, allowing students to take ownership of their learning while still receiving support through built-in scaffolding and teacher communication tools.

The real-time progress tracking and detailed reports are incredibly helpful for staying informed on student performance. Identifying areas of strength and where additional support might be needed is easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Students frequently encounter bugs, lag, or confusing user interfaces that disrupt the learning experience. Some course content can feel outdated, culturally narrow, or not reflective of diverse perspectives. The user experience for educators can also feel clunky and not always user friendly to get the information that we need Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The options we have available for struggling learners are amazing, and I love the innovation of being able to remove some of the incorrect answers on multiple-choice questions! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The cost of each item we desire to use poses a significant challenge for our small team, working on a limited budget. Expanding our operations becomes particularly difficult when a substantial portion of the budget is allocated to IL. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our district has implemented Edgenuity in all of our online programs for the past 6 years. This includes offering initial credit courses, credit recovery courses, summer school, and numerous intervention programs. We have been very satisfied with the learning platform, the ability for customization, the data available, and the course options. The customer service is also very responsive and dedicated. We have full programs that use Edgenuity daily and have approximately 7500-8000 course completions each school year. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Edgenuity has launched a new platform called EdgeEX, which has a more modern feel and is very promising for the future; it will just need some more development time. The test prep courses have not always been the best fit in terms of implementation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Imagine Edgenuity is a flexible and easily attainable online program that helps students to gain the skills they need for college and/or a career. Also, I enjoy Imagine Edgenuity because it also supports to catch up, keep up, or get ahead with credits that are needed for graduation. This reduces the drop-out rates, increase student self-esteem, and curtail other chronic behavior problems. The Imagine Edgenuity program is very easy to implement and will support student use daily for at home and on campus. The program supports intervention and there is an ease of integrating the students with technology tools and orienting the students using a number of built-in resources. FInally, I will say customer support enhances the program by offering multiple ways of communication via email or their online chat platform. Both students and teachers are able to be fully supported with customer satisfaction. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My only dissatisfaction with Imagine Edgenuity would be the lack of ID numbers on the progress report. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.