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Status Future Consideration
Workspace Realize
Categories Customization
Created by John Kanemoto
Created on May 12, 2025

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Editable PDFs in Savvas Realize

What if we are able to edit a PDF/Word Document version of the Practice Problem Solving, Additional Practice, Additional Vocabulary, and Enrichment directly in Savvas Realize, instead of downloading and editing (kind of like Adobe PDF editing tools in Savvas Realize). In the future, this may lead to being able to assign an edited version of a document/PDF within Savvas Realize.

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    Pooja Prasanna Kumar
    Dec 9, 2025

    Thanks for your feedback! We have partnered with technology vendors who are providing PDF editing options within all of our PDFs. Teachers can assign PDFs within programs, and students can edit the assigned PDFs by adding annotations etc before turning in the assignments. That said, we agree that editable PDFs would be better options than the existing set of options which we provide. We will share this feedback with our Editorial teams for future programs.

    Best regards,

    Savvas Product Team

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  • Paul Hermez
    May 12, 2025

    This would be EXTREMELY HELPFUL. Currently I have to download the additional practice PDF and edit them within Adobe. This is a HUGE PAIN since the fonts used in Savvas can't be found in ADOBE and when trying to edit questions things mess up (spacing, font, etc.). It would be nice if an ADOBE like PDF could be accessed within Savvas and allowed to be edited with ease. The current "editable" version of the additional practices are ugly as sin and don't look as nice as the original additional practices.

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