Matt Anderson, Director of Instructional Technology, says a fundamental goal for Neenah is to make the distance between students and educational content as short as possible—even when Wisconsin's winter weather is working against them.
ClassLink made it possible for Pickens County to hold digital learning days where students continue learning at home when schools are closed. With one username and password, students login in to ClassLink Launchpad and access all their online learning resources.
Lost instructional time—due to forgotten passwords or searching for digital tools—- is a thing of the past. With sign-on and access issues out of the way, using digital tools to enhance learning is easier for teachers and students.
Teachers and students can easily find, access and use technology and digital resources. That means more time for instruction—and less frustration.
With ClassLink SSO, students access all their digital learning resources quickly and easily with just one set of login credentials to remember. Even kindergarteners use facial recognition to easily log in to their Chromebooks.
ClassLink worked with GIS IT staff to integrate ClassLink LaunchPad's single sign-on functionality with the school's virtual learning environment provider.
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