ClassLink announced this week that their 2nd annual virtual ClassLink Learning Analytics Summit (CLAS) will be held on October 6 and 7, 2022, from 1:00 PM ET–4:00 PM ET each day. CLAS helps schools learn to translate data into easy-to-understand narratives around equity, instruction, and professional development.
Read MoreRead MoreClassLink announced this week that their 2nd annual virtual ClassLink Learning Analytics Summit (CLAS) will be held on October 6 and 7, 2022, from 1:00 PM ET–4:00 PM ET each day. CLAS helps schools learn to translate data into easy-to-understand narratives around equity, instruction, and professional development.
Tech & Learning recently named ClassLink the winner of two Best of Show Awards at ISTE 2022 for the complete ClassLink Suite and Analytics+ as a standalone product! These annual awards celebrate the products and businesses that are transforming education in schools around the world.
A favorite of students and educators alike, Canva for Education has partnered with ClassLink to bring their free creativity and collaboration tool to schools everywhere. This new partnership makes it quick and simple for districts to add students to Canva for Education so they can create, share and review engaging assignments.
ClassLink’s complete suite of products was named the Best Administrative Solution of 2022 as part of the annual SIIA CODiE Awards. The prestigious CODiE Awards recognize the companies producing the most innovative education technology products across the country and around the world.
1EdTech™ (formerly IMS Global) announced this week that ClassLink won a 2022 Silver Learning Impact Award for the transformative learning solutions displayed in the case study “Haverhill Makes Quick Recovery From Ransomware Attack With ClassLink.”
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, online learning has become a staple for schools. But not everyone is computer literate. Now, a new software program has been introduced to North Dakota’s school districts to help make online learning a little bit easier for everyone.
North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler on Monday announced free, upgraded software for students, teachers and families to access online learning tools. The ClassLink system uses a single-user identification and password on any device from a school desktop computer to a students' smartphone app or tablet, according to the state Department of Public Instruction.
North Dakota State Superintendent Kirsten Baesler announced upgraded access to online learning tools via the ClassLink system, giving school administrators more control and eliminating multiple logins that pose a security risk.
North Dakota State Superintendent Kirsten Baesler announced this week that schools across the state can access ClassLink at zero cost this fall thanks to a state-wide partnership. Baesler says having ClassLink in place will help the state strengthen cybersecurity for districts and provide students, teachers, and families with one-click access to digital learning resources.
