SchoolNotes.com - Post School Information

SchoolNotes is a school-to-home communications platform. It is meant to be used by teachers, parents, and students to communicate school related information. Teachers are the primary creators of individual notes pages. SchoolNotes offers a free service where educators can post homework assignments and other messages to their students and those students' parents. Students and parents can sign up to be notified automatically when their teacher's SchoolNotes page has been updated. In addition, SchoolNotes enables teachers to create “flash-card” quizzes that students can take online. Educators will find a simple and effective means to communicate school information to their education community. It allows teachers to post school information on the web without worrying about HTML or FTP because there is no programming required. Parents and students will find a good way to stay in touch with their teachers and professors. It allows parents, teachers, and students to access school information from home, work, school, or anywhere the Internet is available.

“Education World's parent company is EDmin.com. EDmin.com is a leading provider of learning management solutions. The company provides a wide range of sophisticated and comprehensive services and Web-based solutions for managing student performance to improve learning; delivering content-rich instructional resources; supporting technology-use planning; promoting professional development in performance-knowledge management; aligning financial analyses with learning outcomes. The acquisition of SchoolNotes is one more step toward the fulfillment of the promise held by the name "Education World" is to be a truly complete resource for educators, students, and parents as they pursue the invaluable prize of learning.”

SchoolNotes.com is a great resource for linking educators to the community. It provides individual teachers and school organizations a simple-to-use tool for placing homework and other school information on the Internet without having to worry about programming or any other complicated means for posting information on the web. As a free community service, SchoolNotes increases opportunities for families to be more involved in their children's learning.

How good is the quality of the services? How many teachers and students are actually using SchoolNotes to communicate school information? Are they making enough of a profit to keep it going?