Clever product updates
Product notes from April
May 3, 2016
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We had two big releases last month, along with a few other features we shipped in April.
Clever Badges
We announced our newest product, Clever Badges, and we couldn’t be more excited about it! Clever Badges is an all-new, easier way for K-2 students to access their learning programs. Students simply show their Badge and can immediately start learning. Far from cumbersome and inefficient, it’s fast and easy (and even kind of fun!).
Read about why we built Clever Badges and sign up for a demo to see how it works.
Back to School Guide
Our new Back To School Guide takes each district through all the necessary steps to get their Clever accounts ready for the next school year. We made it easy so district admins can get set up before this school year even ends—letting them get some R&R this summer.
Read more about the Back to School Guide for districts.
Other updates this month
- District administrators can email login instructions to teachers for specific applications from the dashboard.
- Applications can ensure districts are sharing the right data set by viewing the district sharing rules directly in their dashboard.
More to read
Partners
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Why 5 Star Students is betting on Clever’s AnySchool to close its integration gap5 Star Students expects Clever’s AnySchool to close its integration gap across 1,200 schools, so its small team can onboard any school without building new SIS integrations.
Partners
October 8, 2026
How 1-2-3 Wellness is using AnySchool to say “any school, any student” and mean it1-2-3 Wellness replaced two parallel systems with Clever’s AnySchool, freeing its six-person engineering team to build product and reach every student, Clever school or not.
Districts
Teachers
August 3, 2026
District-Wide Defense: A Texas School District’s Successful Rollout of Student MFAEdinburg CISD needed to secure student identities across a 30,000+ Chromebook fleet—without overwhelming an already stretched IT help desk. With Clever's age-tiered MFA framework, the Texas district enrolled 99% of its 32,000 students within two months, virtually eliminating password reset tickets and empowering teachers to resolve credential issues in the classroom.