ClassDojo is a comprehensive app that helps to keep teachers, students and parents on the same page when it comes to a child's education. On the side of an educator, this app provides a place to reinforce positive behavior observed in the classroom, so that parents can check in to see how their son or daughter is performing. In addition to being able to send and receive weekly updates, the app also includes a messaging feature for keeping in touch on-demand, as needed.
As far as delivering praise, some of the positives that ClassDojo helps teachers recognize include things like focus, problem solving and curiosity. Although the data on a student's behavior and accomplishments is readily available in-app, parents and educators also have the option to print and email reports for easy sharing.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Online Student Feedback
- ClassDojo is a forward-thinking example of how technology can help teachers, students, and parents stay informed about student progress and classroom behavior on a regular basis.
- Behavior Management Apps
- ClassDojo highlights an opportunity for developers to create apps that provide real-time feedback to help students stay on-task and perform their best in the classroom.
- Parent-teacher Communication Tools
- Apps like ClassDojo offer schools a promising way to improve communication between teachers and parents in real-time, outside of classroom meetings and parent-teacher conferences.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Education Technology
- ClassDojo is one example of the many EdTech tools empowering teachers to personalize learning and improve student outcomes through real-time student assessment and feedback.
- K-12 Schools
- With the advent of ClassDojo, K-12 schools have an opportunity to embrace apps and devices that enable real-time evaluation and corrective feedback to help students reach their full potential.
- Parent-teacher Communication
- Apps like ClassDojo are transforming parent-teacher communication with tools that provide instant updates, notifications, and other resources to help parents get involved in their children's education.
