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    Here's one for all you Apple users out there: The Schoology iOS Mobile App v2.5 is now available for download, and something tells me that you're really gonna like it. Aside from the fact that it's a faster version of its former self, this update has three pretty huge additions. Resource Access Our iOS mobile app now provides you and your students with access to your personal, group, and school resources! Yeah, that's right: all your files, links, pages, and videos can be ...
  Happy Friday, Schoology Community! The time has come to unveil our newest feature updates—a dynamic duo that may have quite an impact on your day-to-day Schoology experiences. Content Form Redesign Many great things come in threes: the primary colors, the bones of the human ear, the ingredients of a BLT. So when we decided to reconstruct the content form, three was the magic number. We rebuilt the layout, added functionality, and streamlined the interface for a better ...
The whole team is ecstatic to announce that SIIA (The Software & Information Industry Association) has presented Schoology with the 2013 CODiE Award for the best K-12 Enterprise Solution! The winners of this award represent the best products, technologies, and services for education technology today. Here's how the winners are chosen: The CODiE Awards are peer-reviewed with a few rounds of demos and interviews. First round reviews of all nominees included industry executives, analysts, ...
    Happy Friday, Schoology Community! As usual, we've been working hard to improve your day-to-day experience on our platform because, frankly, you deserve it. And even though we launched Grading Rubrics on Monday, we figured that a few more cool features couldn't hurt, right? Check these out: Point-Based Grading Scales You now have the ability to create custom point-based grading scales! These scales, as apposed to percentage-based scales, are perfect for assessing a ...
Mobile technologies are getting better all the time. Starting with the cell phone's birth in 1973 to the touch screen computer-camera-e reader-tablet-phones we see all around us, mobile technologies have quickly become humanity's dominant method of gathering, digesting, and sharing information. According to a recent poll (the Piper Jaffray 23rd semiannual "Taking Stock with Teens"), 34 percent of teenagers own a tablet and some 86 percent of teens say a smartphone will be their next ...