ClassLink Celebrates Innovation and Excellence in Data at CLAS 2024

Last week, ClassLink hosted the fourth annual ClassLink Learning Analytics Summit (CLAS), where experts shared their insights on transforming data into actionable strategies. During the closing session on October 3, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of individuals and teams who exemplified excellence in leveraging data for education.

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ClassLink’s Annual Conference (CLON) Goes Live in 2025!

In a monumental shift, ClassLink’s annual conference, CLON, will be live and in-person for the first time in 2025. Set against the backdrop of the luxurious Renaissance Hotel in Dallas, Texas, CLON 2025 is slated to captivate attendees from March 4–6, 2025.

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ClassLink's New Audit Center Helps Schools Take Audits From Complex to Complete

ClassLink, the leading provider of Identity and Access Management products for education, announces the launch of ClassLink Audit Center—a new product that takes the chaos out of completing audits so schools can achieve goals in record time.

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ClassLink Honors Outstanding Schools and Educators at CLON 2024 Conference

ClassLink celebrated the exceptional achievements of schools and individuals last week at its annual conference, CLON 2024. ClassLink’s Awards of Excellence honors outstanding usage of ClassLink in four key areas: implementation, growth, engagement, and analytics.

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ClassLink Announces Advanced Cybersecurity Features, Next-Gen Analytics, and StateLink at CLON 2024!

ClassLink is helping school and state education leaders address pressing issues, including—cybersecurity, equitable access to learning resources, and accessing critical time-on-task data-–with a new product and a powerful lineup of next-generation upgrades.

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As Schools Cope With a Cybersecurity ‘Wild West,’ Advocates Roll Out Guidelines for Vendors

School districts are frequent targets of cyberattacks — so much so that by one estimate, about one school system a day is being compromised. There are many reasons why cyber criminals attack K-12 districts. They include tight budgets that can’t support extensive cybersecurity protections and entire teams of cybersecurity professionals, as well as the large amounts of personal data school systems are storing in their platforms.

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ClassLink Wins Four Best of 2023 Awards From Tech & Learning

Tech & Learning recently named ClassLink the winner of four Best of 2023 Awards, for the complete ClassLink Suite and DataGuard in the categories of Primary and Secondary Education! Expert judges assessed hundreds of nominations to identify products that they deemed most effective in supporting education throughout 2023.

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Live @FETC2024—eSchool News Exclusive Coverage

Kevin Hogan of eSchool News caught up with ClassLink's Director of Evaluation Analytics Mary Batiwalla at FETC2024 to get her take on what's next for learning analytics and how data will influence classrooms in the future. From the emergence of AI to equitable digital learning access, Mary breaks down how analytics can transform learning for educators and students everywhere.

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Educator Edtech Review: ClassLink Cybersecurity Rubric

The ClassLink Cybersecurity Rubric for Education is a tool created by a coalition of experts using the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Framework, as well as other cybersecurity and privacy standards. Making sure to take into account the unique needs of education, the rubric provides school districts with the tools to self-assess their cybersecurity program.

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Modern App Delivery Paves an Affordable Pathway to Career Training

K–12 school leaders say virtualization creates value for students, teachers and IT teams alike. Most students who attend the Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas aren’t typically allowed to stream movies during their classes. However, some get close with a “Netflix-like” tool that they use for their career and technical education classes.

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