Enabling Greater Collaboration and Learning for Your Entire School with Teams

Educators can give students the ability to earn credits for failed or incomplete courses without having to repeat the entire course, enabling students to complete the work at their own pace and focus on just the concepts they have not yet mastered. Odysseyware recognizes the need to ensure that students demonstrate success for the lessons they’ve covered, as well as those they haven’t. Credit Recovery features give educators the ability to: Turn on Credit Recovery (CRx) Mode, which allows students to skip units they’ve already mastered. Use the Flex CRx Mode to assign specific lessons and customize their learning paths within a unit to ensure mastery. As a leader in successful, accountable credit recovery solutions, Odysseyware supports students in gaining confidence through their achievement and accountability through successfully completion of each course.

Hacking is on the rise in K-12. Are you prepared for a cyberattack?Since 2016, there have been more than 443 reported K-12 cybersecurity incidents.5 And the IRS identified a trend in hackers targeting W-2s of K-12 staff, selling them for $10K a pop on the dark web.6 So it’s no surprise that cybersecurity is the #1 priority for K-12 IT leaders.7Hear from two security experts in this on-demand webinar to discover how to respond if your district is attacked.

Data are everywhere—but how can you prepare your students for a data-rich future? In this edWebinar learn how you can bring data experiences into your classroom. Chad Dorsey, President & CEO, and Bill Finzer, Senior Scientist at the Concord Consortium, lead this hands-on session. Both are education, technology, and pedagogy professionals. You will:Learn how free NSF-supported online tools can help your students explore data and create their own visualizations.

In this webinar, Stacey Boyle, Learning Strategist & Value Consultant at EdCast by Cornerstone, will share the findings from a recent research study about the various factors that contribute to an organization's overall learning health. The study, conducted in partnership with the Hult International Business School, analyzed 50 leading organizations across the U.S., Europe, and the UK to assess their learning health across 8 distinct dimensions.