Can technology save the classroom? With its new iOS app, ClassDojo aims to do just that. ClassDojo allows teachers to track and manage the behavior of their students in real time. The service does ...

ClassDojo is a classroom management system that allows teachers to track and manage students behaviour. Teachers can set up their own classes and invite students to join. Parents can also join the ...

Classroom management tool ClassDojo has publicly launched a new offering called Class Story that it believes streamlines communications between teachers and parents. The aim is to eliminate ...

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ClassDojo is expanding beyond individual classrooms, into connecting whole schools. Now every teacher and school leader in a school will be able to safely and easily share photos, videos, and messages ...

At a time when empathy is in decline—and bullying is on the rise—educators see promise in the app’s lessons on kindness and respect. No sooner had the fifth graders in Jennifer Ellison’s reading class ...

The 11-year-old ed tech unicorn led by Under 30 alumni Sam Chaudhary and Liam Don was quietly valued at $1.25 billion by Tencent last fall as part of its virtual push. ClassDojo president Liam Don is ...

Every morning before Cindy Price starts teaching her first graders in New Castle, Delaware, she fires up ClassDojo, a classroom communication app. She checks parent messages, finds out whether any ...

ClassDojo’s first eight years as an edtech consumer startup could look like failure: zero revenue; no paid users; and a team that hasn’t aggressively grown in years. But the company, which helps ...

Below is a conversation with ClassDojo Director of Marketing, Manoj Lamba—the last in a three-part series. Be sure to check out the first and second pieces in the series. Perilla: I've actually used ...

ClassDojo was founded in 2011 after co-founders Liam Don and Sam Chaudhary spent a month meeting with hundreds of teachers to find out what their needs were. The most important thing they heard was ...