Learning applications
New applications in October
October 30, 2015
Cat Kamireddy
We’re excited to announce three new applications we added this past month:
CodeMonkey: a game that has kids learn and use real code to play a fun online challenge catching bananas and saving the world
- Supports single sign-on with Clever Instant Login
- Free to use
Mr. Elmer: an application that helps with classroom behavior assessments and schools’ hall monitoring
- Supports roster syncing via Clever Secure Sync
- Supports single sign-on with Clever Instant Login
- Must be purchased before it can connect with Clever
SymbalooEDU: a resource management tool that helps curate and organize website bookmarks into individualized instruction
- Supports single sign-on with Clever Instant Login
- Free to use
Request these new apps and any other your district uses in your Clever dashboard!
For the full list Clever compatible applications, visit https://www.clever.com/apps.
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