My Take
ClassDojo was created for elementary-aged students, but I have found that my seniors absolutely love the program. I especially like that I can control the randomizer from my iPad and have the results show up on the screen. I only wish that it had a better/cleaner reporting system. It would also help if the randomizer could be displayed even when a you're using a different program (such as PowerPoint, Chrome, or any other program) since you have to switch to ClassDojo specifically.
How I Use It
ClassDojo keeps students accountable during class discussions and gives me good feedback on the level of understanding from a variety of students.
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Ion I.
March 20, 2023
Very unreliable app
I have no idea why the school is still using this highly unreliable aplication for conveying important messages to parents - it should not, and I'm not the only parent in the class who missed the messages because of the software glitch.
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Hector J.
Gaithersburg, MD
August 13, 2022
ClassDojo is a fantastic tool for keeping in touch with students and their parents regarding academic progress.
ClassDojo is a fantastic teaching tool for teachers because it is interesting and makes possible many activities that, without the use of this technological tool, would be challenging to meet many learning objectives because teachers would have to spend more time trying to cover what ClassDojo facilitates. For example, sharing lessons and assignments with parents. However, in order to use ClassDojo effectively, teachers' knowledge of this technology (TK) is key, so they can benefit from the tools that can also significantly help students.
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Heather F.
August 3, 2022
I use ClassDojo on the regular and I love that it is safe and secure to message parents, share activities, and personal information about specific children. I love the portfolio feature that allows me to share child-specific materials.
I love it! It is helpful in a variety of contexts and areas in order to address specific needs and behaviors.
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