ClassDojo

ClassDojo

Founded 2011

Connect teachers, students, and parents through direct messaging, classroom photos, and behavioral feedback

You can use ClassDojo to connect teachers, families, and students within a unified classroom network. Teachers can share private classroom updates, photos, and videos through class stories, while communicating directly with parents using direct messages translated into over one hundred languages. You can manage student behavior and encourage social-emotional skills through digital points and interactive lessons. Additionally, students can showcase their classwork and projects in personal digital portfolios, while teachers utilize built-in tools like timers and digital attendance sheets daily.

What ClassDojo does

Send direct messages to parents and family membersTranslate messages automatically across multiple languagesPost updates, photos, and videos to the class feedRecord daily attendance and track student participationAward points for positive student behavior and teamworkUpload student work samples into individual digital portfoliosSet timers and group students using classroom toolsInstant two-way messaging with automated translation into more than 190 languagesClassroom stories for posting private photos, videos, and class updatesDigital student portfolios to showcase schoolwork and assignmentsBehavior and positive feedback tracking using customizable pointsBuilt-in classroom toolkit including timers and attendance sheetsCalendar event scheduling with automated reminder notifications for parents

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