The No. 4 company in WSJ’s "Top 25 Tech Companies to Watch" helps students and teachers access all their classroom apps in one easy step. The company helps students and teachers access multiple applications through one easy step. It creates one account for each user, who then has access to all of the apps offered at his or her school.
Why do 90 of the top 100 school districts use Clever?
Clever keeps educational applications rostered and up-to-date. We make using software in schools as easy as ABC.
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Simplifying Education Technology
See how districts manage and secure applications with Clever.
How Clever Works
Set Up Sync
School districts set up a single roster sync with Clever. For many districts, this integration can be done automatically.Approve Applications
School districts log in to Clever to approve applications their teachers have requested.Easy Integration
Any approved applications are automatically set up and kept up to date, offering one-click login to teachers and students.Your Applications, All In One Place
More than 200 applications support Clever, so schools can use their software with less hassle.
"When we hear that a vendor is using Clever, our ears perk up. That automatically makes it easier on our side."
Secure and FERPA Compliant
School districts use Clever because they retain full control of student information and benefit from Clever’s industry-leading encryption.
See how Oakland Unified uses Clever in its district.
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21 Sep 2015
Clever, a Software Service, Gives Schools a Way to Manage Data Flow to Apps
Clever is also gaining ground at a time when many districts use legacy student information databases that were not designed to integrate directly with dozens of learning apps or allow students to access them through a single portal. “It’s a barrier to learning, ” said Mr. Bosmeny. “Our goal is to open up access as quickly as we can.”
13 Sept 2016
Passwords get the boot as students use their own QR codes
The badge with the QR is a product of education technology company Clever, which has simplified the way students in almost half of U.S. schools sign on to more than 225 different educational applications.
