Schoology is a web-based learning management system (LMS).

 

Teachers can create and assign a slew of creative tasks, which students can access through the website as well as through iOS, Android, and Chrome apps.

 

While individual teachers can use the free, basic account, schools or districts can pay for the enterprise version, which includes additional audio, student progress, and support features as well as all the administrative features necessary to manage hundreds of users and many different courses.

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Course materials can be organized to suit any teacher's style, while the collapsible folder design keeps the page clean and neat.

 

Schoology can use a variety of assignments, such as links to course readings, embed videos, even discussion posts that will engage students in productive conversations.

 

There are also many ways for students to demonstrate learning, like completing quiz or test questions, uploading images or audio, or uploading project files.

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Teachers can create assessments and track student performance using Schoology's built-in gradebook. It's fairly flexible, allowing teachers the option to grade by points or percentages.

 

Teachers can also align objectives to each question or assessment or even to an entire course to track student mastery.

 

Assignments can be set for automatic grading, or rubrics can be created for more detailed feedback.

 

Unlike some other platforms, assessment question styles aren't limited to multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank; instead, Schoology provides 18 question types, including uploading audio or video as well as highlighting and labeling images.