The AT pen designed for how schools actually buy.
Everything schools, districts, special education teams, and procurement departments need to evaluate, purchase, deploy, and support Scanmarker. Standalone, exam-ready, and ClassWallet-approved — free 30-day trial for every district, no purchase order required.
- Vendor
- Scanmarker
- Terms
- Net-30
- W-9
- On file
- Purchasing method
- ClassWallet · Direct PO
- Recommended SKU
- Max Bundle
Comparing scanning pens for your district before you know the brand? This page covers everything a generic search would — funding, compliance, procurement — for the Scanmarker lineup specifically.
See funding options →Built for how districts already buy
ClassWallet vendor
Registered, ready for district-approved spend.
Net-30 terms
Standard purchase-order terms, no prepayment required.
FERPA & COPPA
Compliant handling for student data, verified.
W-9 on file
Available on request for finance office intake.
Scanmarker in District Classrooms
Helping students decode printed text independently with standalone, exam-ready accommodations.
Classroom Integration
Works alongside existing instruction with no district software installation or network changes required for standalone models.
Read the classroom guide →
IEP & 504 Accommodations
Exam-lock mode locks out dictionary and speech translation features to comply with strict state testing rules.
Read the accommodations guide →Funded the way you already buy
Each source below is a separate long-tail question your finance office is actually asking — pick the one that matches your situation. Full detail in the school funding guide and assistive technology funding guide.
IDEA Part B
For students with an IEP requiring assistive technology.
ActiveTitle I
For schools serving high concentrations of low-income students.
ActiveTitle III
For English-language-learner support services.
ActiveState AT grants
Varies by state — many run dedicated assistive-tech funding lines.
ESSER funds were a common source through 2024 but were fully liquidated by the 2025 deadline and are no longer available for new purchases — the four pathways above are the current replacements.
Built for accommodations
Exam-lock mode satisfies test-accommodation requirements written into IEP and 504 plans. Full detail in the special education guide and special needs students guide.
Max Bundle
Full standalone kit — the default recommendation for IEP/504 accommodation purchases.
See spec →
Request a district quote
A real person reviews every request. No auto-generated PDF, no spam follow-up sequence. Quotes include Net-30 terms and W-9 automatically. Bulk/volume pricing available above 10 units — see the bulk orders guide. Prefer to fill this out with more context first? See the quote request guide or the purchasing guide.
FAQ
Last reviewed: August 2026
What funding sources are currently available?
IDEA Part B, Title I, Title III, and state assistive-technology grant programs are all active for the current cycle. ESSER funds were liquidated by the 2025 deadline and are no longer a valid funding source for new purchases. Read more →
Do you accept purchase orders?
Yes — standard Net-30 terms, W-9 available on request, and we're a registered ClassWallet vendor for districts using that system. Read more →
Is student data handled compliantly?
Yes — FERPA and COPPA compliant handling for any student data collected through use of the device or quote process. Read more →
What are your IT requirements?
Standalone models need no laptop, app, or district device image — nothing to install or maintain. Read more →