Donna Williamson
and
Laurence Cocco
July 9, 2020

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Maintain & Improve Your Learning Continuity Plan

As you stare down a complicated new school year ready to roll out your updated learning continuity plans, it’s important to remember your work is far from over. Your learning continuity plan needs to be iterative to be effective. As you learn from your success, mistakes, and, most importantly, the feedback of families, teachers, and students, your plan should evolve and change.
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Mary Batiwalla
and
June 26, 2020

Back to School Planning: Deliberate Data Use

At ClassLink, we developed a rubric for back to school planning, in partnership with CoSN and SETDA. Assessment and data are one of the core elements included in the tool. In this post, we dive deeper into the factors districts should weigh when planning to collect and use data during the upcoming school year.
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Jamie Saponaro
and
June 16, 2020

4 Ways ClassLink’s Teacher Console Eases the Challenges of Remote Learning

As district leaders struggle to bring devices and internet access to students, teachers face their own challenges as they leap into remote learning. ClassLink’s Teacher Console and My Backpack features can help and both are easy to find from your school or district’s ClassLink LaunchPad.
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Jamie Saponaro
and
March 31, 2020

Administrators’ Guide - Make the Switch to Remote Learning with ClassLink

Moving your entire district to remote and online learning at a moment’s notice is no easy feat. At ClassLink, we want to support you through this transition. In this post, you’ll find an easy-to-follow guide outlining critical steps you should take to prepare your teachers, staff, and students for using ClassLink to learn at home.
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Remote Learning

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Maintain & Improve Your Learning Continuity Plan

As you stare down a complicated new school year ready to roll out your updated learning continuity plans, it’s important to remember your work is far from over. Your learning continuity plan needs to be iterative to be effective. As you learn from your success, mistakes, and, most importantly, the feedback of families, teachers, and students, your plan should evolve and change.
Donna Williamson
and
Laurence Cocco
July 9, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Implement Remote Learning

Like a well-rehearsed fire drill, everyone needs to know what to do when the remote learning alarm sounds. For the switch to work, you need a clear process where everyone knows which steps to take and when to take them.
Donna Williamson
and
Ann McMullan
June 30, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Back to School Planning: Deliberate Data Use

At ClassLink, we developed a rubric for back to school planning, in partnership with CoSN and SETDA. Assessment and data are one of the core elements included in the tool. In this post, we dive deeper into the factors districts should weigh when planning to collect and use data during the upcoming school year.
Mary Batiwalla
and
June 26, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Consider & Work With Families

Families are frontline workers when it comes to learning at home. They need your support, clear communication, and understanding if they are going to find ways to make learning from home happen within their household.
Jerri Kemble
and
Ann McMullan
June 24, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Back to School Planning: Instructional Delivery Methods

At ClassLink, we developed a rubric for back to school planning, in partnership with CoSN and SETDA. Instructional Delivery Methods is one of the core elements included in the tool. In this post, we dive deeper into the factors districts should weigh when planning for instructional delivery scenarios during the upcoming school year.
Mary Batiwalla
and
June 17, 2020
ClassLink
Remote Learning

4 Ways ClassLink’s Teacher Console Eases the Challenges of Remote Learning

As district leaders struggle to bring devices and internet access to students, teachers face their own challenges as they leap into remote learning. ClassLink’s Teacher Console and My Backpack features can help and both are easy to find from your school or district’s ClassLink LaunchPad.
Jamie Saponaro
and
June 16, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Develop Teacher & Student Capacity

As you look toward an uncertain new school year, one thing is clear; it’s critical to equip students and teachers with the skills, knowledge, and processes they need to succeed with online learning. Without this step, all your other plans fall flat.
Jerri Kemble
and
Shelley Rossitto
June 15, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Back to School Planning: Rethinking Attendance

At ClassLink, we developed a rubric for back to school planning, in partnership with CoSN and SETDA. Attendance is one of the core elements included in the tool. In this post, we dive deeper into the factors districts should consider when crafting attendance policies and procedures for the upcoming school year.
Mary Batiwalla
and
June 10, 2020
Education Leaders
Remote Learning

Learning Continuity Guidebook: Strengthen Data Privacy & Security

With digital learning and productivity tools at the heart of many learning continuity plans, districts are faced with keeping a colossal amount of student and staff data secure – both inside and outside of school walls. If that data is compromised or exploited, there could be serious impacts on student and staff privacy and safety.
Frankie Jackson
and
Sheryl Abshire
June 4, 2020

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