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This document describes a connected learning platform that allows schools to digitally transform their education delivery. It lists features such as taking attendance on tablets, sending attendance updates to parents, sharing lesson notes and materials, announcing assignments, tracking student progress, scheduling online exams, recording and sharing video lessons, creating a private social network for parents, and giving teachers and parents dashboard views into these tools. The goal is to leverage connectivity and mobile devices to enhance the educational experience beyond the classroom.
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- 8. Lesson Updates & Notes Daily Email Summary of Lessons Access to additional documents, notes, links Lesson Progress Discussion and sharing of additional information by students
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- 10. Annonce Assignment - Homework, Projects, Quiz SMS Update (if important) Daily Email Summary of Lessons Lesson Progress Discussion and sharing of additional information by students Student & Teacher Discuss & Share information
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- 13. Online Learning Education Beyond Classroom
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- 16. Record & Share Video for Parents only Watch Videos from Anywhere
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