In this EdSurge article, Meriden Public Schools’ Mark Benigni and Susan Moore share how single sign-on kept students on track during remote learning. Learn how they made a successful switch and measured student engagement from home.
Read MoreRead MoreClassLink and SBS Educación y Tecnología have partnered to provide schools throughout Chile and the Latin America region with ClassLink’s Single Sign-On platform. Through this alliance, SBS Educación y Tecnología can provide a solution for schools and universities that need to simplify access to digital resources for students and educators.
ClassLink is pleased to announce QuaverEd as its newest Certified Partner. The two education companies have enjoyed a long-standing relationship, with more than 150 districts using ClassLink to easily deliver their Quaver educational resources.
As edtech giants accelerate integrations and partnerships, the learning continues. New integrations between SMART Technologies, Google, Microsoft, ClassLink and Canvas “are designed to help educators simplify all the toggling back and forth between technologies and instead focus on inspiring and encouraging our learners in such uncertain times,” says Nicholas Svensson, CEO of SMART Technologies.
In this EdSurge article, Meriden Public Schools’ Mark Benigni and Susan Moore share how single sign-on kept students on track during remote learning. Learn how they made a successful switch and measured student engagement from home.
ClassLink has partnered with Securly, a solution for student safety and device management, to provide automated rostering and time-saving SSO access for schools using Securly Classroom with ClassLink.
ClassLink was named Best Higher Education Solution in this year's fourth annual Tech Edvocate Awards. The Tech Edvocate Awards honor outstanding companies, people, and products for their work in transforming education. This is the second time ClassLink received this recognition, with a previous win for Best Higher Education Solution in 2017.
A bunch of education associations and education technology companies have weighed in on updates to a rubric for helping school districts determine their readiness for online learning. "Back to School Rubric v2.0" will also assist schools in identifying areas for improvement.
Like campers to a crackling fire, district leaders will want to draw close to hear how Liverpool Central School District in New York slipped seamlessly into remote learning while hundreds of districts nationwide struggled to make the switch. With nearly 7,000 students and 700 teachers, Liverpool had never tackled remote learning before March 23, 2020.
SETDA, in partnership with ClassLink and CoSN, has released the Back-to-School Rubric v2.0, a powerful new tool designed to help school districts self-assess readiness for remote and in-person learning in the fall. The updated rubric provides a framework for school districts to use and adapt when reviewing their plans for the upcoming school year.
