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Sending Messages to Everyone At Once:

1. Individually messaging, emailing, or printing announcements and information can be time-consuming. Teachers need a better way to easily send things to all of the families in their classrooms at once, saving them time day after day.
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1. Families are Busy.
Families are busy with work (some with multiple jobs), tasks, errands, and chores, all on top of juggling their child’s schedule with daily life. Families need something to keep them connected and engaged on-the-go from wherever they are.
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Need help with your School Communication? Here’s our new guide that will help you from A to Z.
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This week we sat down with Tracy Cholka, Communications Manager from Mountain View School Division in Manitoba, to discuss the implementation of the Edlio CMS.

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It’s almost the end of the year, which means for many IT departments it’s time to start planning and budgeting for school improvement initiatives.
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The demand for innovative technology continues to increase within school communities. In 2016, a report by IDC Government Insights estimated K-12 IT spending to be at $4.7 billion on Education Technology, with 46 percent of school districts expecting to increase their technology spending.
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The connections you make in your profession and the knowledge you share will journey with you throughout your entire working career. In this blog, we’ll help define PLNs and provide you with five easy ways to create meaningful connections and access real-time knowledge and resources.
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As many school communication specialists will know, a good open rate for emails is, on average, 37%. Many schools surpass this, however how many times do we still see students missing school trips because their parent didn’t get the permission slip?
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Video is a proven learning tool to deepen a student’s understanding and keep them engaged.
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Is an end-of-year test really an authentic way to test a student’s capabilities? It’s a question that keeps rearing its head in education everywhere.
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