What happened to FastIXL?

FastIXL rebranded to Fast Action Edu in January 2026. The platform offers the same Florida FAST data analysis tools with the same features. All existing user accounts and data were preserved. The website fastixl.com now redirects to fastactionedu.com. Fast Action Edu continues to provide automated IXL skill mapping, student grouping, and Grade 3 Portfolio compliance tools for Florida teachers.

What is Fast Action Edu?

Fast Action Edu (formerly FastIXL) is a web-based tool that converts Florida FAST assessment scores into personalized IXL Success Plans for students in grades 3-8. Teachers upload FAST data as a CSV file and receive instant skill recommendations, automated student groupings by achievement level, and printable success plans aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. standards.

How much does Fast Action Edu cost?

Fast Action Edu offers a free tier for analyzing up to 5 students. The Classroom Plan costs $39.99 one-time (not a subscription) and allows analysis of up to 30 students with unlimited IXL skill recommendations, PDF success plans, and small group rosters.

Which grades does Fast Action Edu support?

Fast Action Edu supports grades 3 through 8 for both Mathematics and English Language Arts (ELA). The platform is aligned with Florida's B.E.S.T. standards and the FAST assessment achievement levels (Levels 1-5).

Can Fast Action Edu help with PM3 test preparation?

Yes. Fast Action Edu analyzes PM1 or PM2 scores to identify skill gaps and provides targeted IXL practice assignments specifically designed to help students improve before the PM3 testing window. The platform prioritizes skills where students are closest to leveling up.

Does Fast Action Edu help with Grade 3 Portfolios?

Yes. Fast Action Edu generates Grade 3 Portfolio compliance documentation for third-grade reading requirements. The platform produces evidence of student progress, intervention records, and standards-aligned work samples that meet Florida's third-grade retention and good cause exemption requirements.

Is Fast Action Edu affiliated with IXL Learning?

No. Fast Action Edu is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by IXL Learning, Inc. Fast Action Edu is an independent tool developed by Cothink LLC that maps Florida B.E.S.T. standards to IXL skill codes using proprietary curriculum alignment technology.

What data format does Fast Action Edu accept?

Fast Action Edu accepts CSV files exported from Florida school district data systems including Focus, Skyward, and Canvas. The file should include student names and FAST scores. The platform automatically detects grade levels, subjects, and achievement levels.

FAST-Action is a tool for Florida teachers that converts FAST (Florida Assessment of Student Thinking) scores into personalized IXL skill assignments and student success plans. Try 5 students free, then $39.99 for up to 30 students.

Which grades does FAST-Action support?

FAST-Action supports Grades 3-8 for both Math and ELA. All content is aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. standards and F.A.S.T. assessment categories.

How much does FAST-Action cost?

FAST-Action costs $39.99 for up to 30 students. You can try it free with 5 student plans before purchasing. Create a free account to get started.

Is my student data secure?

Yes, all data is encrypted with HTTPS/TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest. Session data is deleted automatically, and saved plans are encrypted and accessible only by you. Hosted on Google Cloud Platform with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 compliance. We never sell or share student information.

What file formats are supported?

FAST-Action supports CSV and Excel files (.csv, .xlsx, .xls) exported from the Florida Department of Education portal.

How does FAST-Action map skills to IXL?

FAST-Action uses a verified curriculum map that matches Florida BEST standards and FAST assessment categories to specific IXL skill codes, including the 3-letter skill IDs for easy assignment.

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