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Transform blended learning in your school or district with this CODiE-award-winning

learning management solution.


Schoology is an online learning, classroom management and social networking platform that provides
educators and students with more effective, efficient and engaging ways to learn.

Schoology is a social networking service and virtual learning environment for K-12 school and higher
education institutions that allows users to create, manage, and share academic content.

Pros and Cons

 Tests/quizzes.
 Assignments.
 Gradebook.
 Discussion.
 Playlist.

 Videos crashing.
 Embedding sites and videos.
 Assignments.

 Schoology offers great support resources.


 The interface is easy for teachers and students to use and is visually appealing
and intuitive.
 They offer many features above and beyond the basics.
 Integration with Google and Microsoft make it easier for teachers and students
to use.

 The gradebook could use some improvement.


 They could use some themes to make the pages more interesting.
 Some of the grading features take some time to learn.

Pros and Cons

 Schoology organizes resources is an easy-to-understand and design layout.


With this, student work and assignments are no longer lost in the "shuffle" of
the school day.
 Schoology works well with many other apps and programs such as Google
Docs, and uses an integrated LTI app so that users can embed other programs
such as Thinglink, Quizlet, Padlet, Smore, and many more.
 Schoology is always improving. Since implementing Schoology we have had
the benefit to see a number of key new additions be added to the platform
including LockDown Quizzes with Respondus, the AMP and Mastery Learning
feature, the Portfolio feature, and the upcoming enhanced Google Docs
integration.

 One feature I'd like to see added is the option to individually assign an entire
folder of contents to a particular student. As of now, each separate assignment
can be individually assigned, but more often than not, teachers need to send
multiple materials and it would be easier to open a folder and share.

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