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​Quick Key Raises $200K for Scanner Grading Paper Tests

Aug 19, 2014

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QUICK KEY: $200K to Massachusetts-based Quick Key from The Educator’s Network and independent investor Luke Walling. Founded in 2012, Quick Key allows teachers to grade formative assessment with a scanning app. More details from the Boston Business Journal.

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