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Increase Learning Connectivity With Schoology

"Let's Learn Together"
October, as you know, is Connected Educator's Month. Social media is being flooded with strategies and resources promoting greater connectivity in the name of learning. Can a learning management system (LMS) promote learning through greater connection opportunities? It would certainly seem so. Here are three ways Schoology advances learning through connections.


Schoology updates and public resources can be shared to Twitter and Facebook.




Schoology groups help students and educators learn together by sharing resources.




Schoology integrates with popular productivity applications such as Google Drive and Evernote.
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