Lower Dauphin School District, based in Hummelstown, PA, serves 3,700 students. The district is committed to enhancing digital learning by ensuring easy and secure access to educational resources for students and staff.
Lower Dauphin faced significant challenges in managing access to digital learning tools. Teachers and students lost valuable instructional time due to disorganized access points and inefficient login processes. Password security issues, including the habit of writing down passwords, further compounded concerns. Administrators needed a solution that would address both security and usability while minimizing classroom disruptions.
Lower Dauphin implemented ClassLink, branding it as "MyLD," to streamline access to digital resources. ClassLink’s library of thousands of sign-on connectors and user-friendly dashboard personalization made it the clear choice. Teachers and students gained simplified access to all their resources from a centralized location, reducing login times and increasing classroom efficiency.
Since its launch, all user groups actively use MyLD daily to access resources and files. The result? Teachers save time, students spend more time learning, and administrators enjoy peace of mind knowing resources are safeguarded. As Technology Coordinator Kevin White noted, “ClassLink solved our issues related to password security and helped us recover lost instructional time, which is so important for us as educators.”
Whether our students and teachers are at home or on a cruise to Alaska, they can always get into their learning resources via our custom ClassLink application, MyLD.
