This software is fairly simple to navigate and is much friendlier than using bookmarks. I love having everything I need for day to day teaching and professional responsibilities all in one place.

Having everything in one place and not having to remember passwords is fantastic. Gone are the days of students losing their notecards with their usernames and passwords for all the different websites, programs, and apps used.

My favorite part of Classlink is that I don’t have to remember all those passwords for every program/app that we use at school. It’s so nice for us and for students. Once you’re in Classlink, you don’t have to stress about getting the wrong password and getting locked out of programs.

The only thing I struggled with was adding passwords to my “locker.” It took me a long time to get it set up and it still takes me a while when I have to change the password after the program or app required a password change.

ClassLink took some time and extra training to roll out, but its ability to manage all apps and websites while automatically authenticating into them with school accounts makes for a clean system. Whenever students need to access resources, I know that I can count on ClassLink to help me students find what they need and to get in with minimal issue.

ClassLink's most useful and admirable feature is its clean interface. Once the administrator has set up the resources to be displayed, the users don't have to worry about having to navigate or dig to find the resource they would like. It is so incredibly useful for me as the teacher to simply load the needed apps and websites into ClassLink, and my students can find and open anything they need for class with just a simple click. No searching, no typing, no managing bookmarks.

Sometimes ClassLink--at least in regard to accessing resources--can seem like an unnecessary step. Depending on how many resources need to be managed and accessed, other tools can get the job done just as well, such as bookmarks. However, ClassLink's integration of account management (pre-signing into programs) can more than make up for this.

ClassLink made it easy for us to get all the programs that our district uses into a single portal for our students to have easy access to all their assignments. We have only had a couple of issues where the programs did not sync with the student roster properly but the ClassLink support team has always been very helpful.

It was a little tricky getting the servers setup and working properly but after that it has been very easy. Any time we have had an issue with something not syncing properly their support staff has always been able to help in a timely manner.

Getting in touch with the servers is a great idea. I would also like to receive ClassLink notifications in addition to the notifications I receive from Google. One of the features that is nice is the capability to store files. The actual use of these new features is still a process for me to figure out.

ClassLink has a number of convenient features, such as links to different websites and the option to save them to favorites, so you can access them immediately. If you wish, a separate folder may be created for any sites that you require. ClassLink can also be customized to suit your preferences regarding its color and photo. If you aren't familiar with quick pop-up, you can search up sites.

When I go to ClassLink, it tells me 'Error' 'Back to login' I think it could be better in my opinion, and should be changed as far as development goes. From what I can tell, this site appears to be a bit old and could be made more modern if that is what you wish.