Odyssey Learning Systems reaches agreement with BC Ministry of Education to provide preferred pricing to eligible BC schools.

Vancouver BC, Canada -- June 13, 2003 -- Odyssey Learning Systems Inc., providers of flexible, integrated elearning solutions, has reached an agreement with the BC Ministry of Education to offer BC schools the opportunity to upgrade to the companys learning and content management platform Nautikos at 50% off the normal price. Eligible schools wishing to take advantage of this special offer need to indicate to Odyssey their interest by July 15th.

Odyssey Learning Systems Inc., providers of flexible, integrated elearning solutions, has reached an agreement with the BC Ministry of Education to offer BC schools the opportunity to upgrade to the companys learning and content management platform Nautikos at 50% off the normal price. Eligible schools wishing to take advantage of this special offer need to indicate to Odyssey their interest by July 15th.

This initiative stems from the need to recognize and support a sizeable group of users within BC who were using Pathfinder - a computer-managed learning system previously offered by Pathfinder Learning Systems before Odyssey acquired the company's assets in October 1999. Under the agreement holders of lapsed Pathfinder licenses can now install Nautikos at a preferred pricing starting at $3,200 per year, inclusive of both licensing and support services*. Licenses that are not upgraded by the original purchasing school district would be available to any school or district to upgrade to Nautikos.

Odyssey will be providing educators and administrators with regularly scheduled live online demonstrations of Nautikos, so that school districts can assess the systems new features, which include interoperability with existing BC 3rd party online content such as COOL School and Open School courses, and products such as Virtual Classrooms and Student Information Systems. For more information on special offer pricing and demo schedules please visit http://www.odysseylearn.com/frames_company_events.html.

Pathfinder was initially built under a grant from Youth Employment Skills Canada (YES Canada) back in 1987. This system has evolved into Nautikos since Odyssey took over four years ago, with numerous enhancements and upgrades being made to the system. Today, Nautikos is the most comprehensive computer-managed learning tool on the market. The software is multimode, operating in any setting from rural to remote, onsite to online. It is IMS, SCORM and industry standards compliant, and runs on the widest variety of platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac) and from IE and Netscape browsers.

Odyssey markets over 100 Canadian partner educational courses that can be customized to meet local needs, as well as complementary Canadian 3rd party products such as a virtual classroom and a student information system. With Nautikos users can also develop resource-rich courses from any type of learning resource -- digital and paper-based materials to content on virtually any other learning system.

About Odyssey Learning Systems Inc. -- Odyssey is a learning technologies company, focused mainly on the Education sector of the eLearning Market. We can deliver effective e-Learning solutions to 100% of the world's population - not just those online, through our multi-mode, multi-lingual computer-managed learning platform Nautikos, the most flexible learning and content management software platform in the world. We also aggregate and broker 3rd party courseware and products and provide quality customized consulting, solutions support and services.

Focused on niche educational markets in Canada with emerging markets in the United States, China, Italy, Ethiopia and New Zealand, Odyssey is a proudly Canadian, BC based, global thinking company with a Coopetitive" (cooperating to compete) spirit. We have participated as co-founders of eLearningBC, a marketing alliance of over 50 BC eLearning companies, and CeLEA, the new Canadian eLearning Enterprise Alliance that works strategically with the Federal Government to brand and commercialize Canadas eLearning Industry, nationally and internationally.