Everyone can agree that ClassLink has been a major help to schools and districts during the pandemic. And now that the pandemic seems to be winding down to some degree, ClassLink is proving to be even more valuable as we move towards normalcy. According to Nicole Smith, VP of Instructional Technology at ClassLink, “I feel like our resiliency was definitely tested. Just when we feel there's a little bit of a break and a little bit of a bright spot, another challenge is thrown our way.
“But it's exciting to see how districts and individuals are rising to meet these challenges. There's a lot of barriers that we have had to overcome, but without a doubt, my favorite part of the last year was to see the creativity, seeing everyone coming together, the opportunity to really refocus on how creative I feel like we've been able to be now and really break some of those traditional molds, really giving a chance for change and progress. And a chance to really sing the praises of some of these unsung heroes. With competing interests and being able to juggle needs to make things as streamlined as possible. But then on the other end of the spectrum, we need to make sure that it is done in a very secure fashion that data, privacy and security standards are being adhered to, and that you are being given the analytics into what is going on, who's accessing what, how much learning time is being spent, how much engagement is happening? It's really difficult to juggle all those different pieces.”
And that’s what ClassLink gives you – Access, engagement and rostering – all with ease of use at your fingertips.
