About Innovation Assessments
Built by educators for real classrooms.
Innovation Assessments LLC is a teaching platform built by educators for practical classroom use.
Company facts
- Legal name: Innovation Assessments LLC
- Focus: LMS software for teachers, digital assessments, and classroom resources
- Location: Queensbury, New York
- Primary users: Middle and high school educators
We build practical tools that help teachers organize instruction, assess learning, and support students without adding extra complexity.
What we do
Innovation Assessments is a web-based LMS platform with assessment tools, digital activities, and AI-assisted workflows that help educators save time while keeping control of instruction and feedback.
We also provide web development services for select clients, including custom builds and WordPress sites.
Teaching Platform and Classroom Resources
Innovation Assessments LLC provides a focused set of tools and services for teachers and schools:
- a web-based LMS platform for middle and high school teachers
- digital teaching activities and classroom-ready resources
- select web development and related services for clients who need custom work
Our tools are built to help teachers organize instruction, manage digital activities, and assess student learning in reading, writing, world language, and content-area classrooms. We focus on practical workflows that reduce overhead while keeping educators in control of pacing, feedback, and classroom decisions.
Manager / Programmer
David Jones is a retired New York State public school teacher whose classroom career spanned 1991 to 2023, with permanent certifications in French 7-12, Social Studies 7-12, and Elementary Education (N-6). He taught French for fourteen years before moving into social studies, and his broader teaching background includes computer and related courses from elementary through college level.
He has worked with computers and programming since the early 1990s, including time as a CompTIA Network+ certified technician, and continues to teach remotely through Proximity Learning and LanguageBird. Innovation Assessments reflects that mix of classroom experience, technical problem-solving, and practical teacher workflow design.
Team Leader
Diane Jones is an educator and literacy specialist with graduate training from the University at Albany Reading Department. Her professional background includes library and literacy work across public, college, and special library settings, followed by classroom experience as a Library Media Specialist in the Granville and Saratoga Springs City School Districts.
She holds an M.S. in Literacy (Birth-Grade 6), a Master of Library Science degree, and a B.A. in History, along with New York State certifications in Literacy and Library Media. Her experience includes supporting gifted learners, students with disabilities, and students preparing for the GED and TASK examinations.
AI-Enhanced Learning Tools
Innovation Assessments uses AI to support practical teacher workflows such as generating prompts, assisting with feedback, helping score responses, and surfacing useful patterns in student work. The goal is not to automate the teacher out of the process, but to reduce repetitive work and speed up classroom decision-making.
Our AI features are designed around educator control, review, and student privacy. Teachers stay in charge of instruction and judgment, while the platform helps with the first draft of the work that usually takes the most time.
FAQ
What does Innovation Assessments build?
We build a web-based LMS platform for teachers and schools.
Who is it designed for?
Middle and high school educators who want practical, time-saving tools.
Where are you based?
Innovation Assessments LLC is based in Queensbury, New York.
Do you offer services beyond the LMS?
Yes. We provide selective web development services for clients who need custom sites.
Summary
Innovation Assessments LLC is an education technology company building an LMS platform for teachers, with tools for digital assessments, classroom resources, and AI-assisted workflows.
Last updated: March 29, 2026