ClassLink, a global leader in education technology, made groundbreaking announcements at CyberSession 2025, unveiling its latest innovation—Advanced Threat Detection—designed to protect schools from ever-evolving digital threats.
As AI has exploded into the education arena, it has brought hundreds of new apps, platforms, and teaching tools with it. Consequently, trying to sort the useful and effective (and COPPA- and FERPA-compliant) ones from the ones less so has become a major challenge.
Since 2018, ClassLink and RTM have proudly celebrated EdTech All-Stars—leaders in the education technology field who are committed to enhancing teaching and learning. While many in the education community work tirelessly to advance their schools and professional development, EdTech All-Stars set the bar even higher.
Today, the EDSAFE AI Alliance, the leading cross-sector voice for the responsible and safe adoption and use of AI in education, announces that its EDSAFE AI Industry Council (IC) has grown to more than 100 member companies since launching in the spring.
Last week, ClassLink hosted the fourth annual ClassLink Learning Analytics Summit (CLAS), where experts shared their insights on transforming data into actionable strategies. During the closing session on October 3, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of individuals and teams who exemplified excellence in leveraging data for education.
Tech & Learning recently named ClassLink the winner of the Back to School 2024 Awards of Excellence for the complete ClassLink Suite in all three categories–Primary Education, Secondary Education, and Higher Education. Expert judges evaluated hundreds of nominations to identify the most outstanding products and solutions that effectively enhanced teaching and learning for teachers and students returning to school in 2024.
Together, ClassLink & RTM have been celebrating EdTech All-Stars since 2018. This recognition is given to select leaders in the industry who have demonstrated superlative care and dedication to helping educators improve learner outcomes. Many worthwhile members of the education community work hard to improve their schools and their professional development—All-Stars go further.
Helping students understand how to adapt to a digital environment can set them up for success later on in life. Sandi Castro, Director of Information Systems & Applications at Del Valle Independent School District in Texas, leads us through her process of introducing digital design, coding, and robotics into the classroom.
ClassLink celebrated the accomplishments of exceptional New Jersey educators at its annual Seaside Celebration for Ed Leaders in Asbury Park, New Jersey on August 7, 2024. Bringing together educators and thought leaders from across the state, the event gave guests a chance to connect, kick off a new school year, and celebrate their colleagues.
