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MyClass: A Complete Classroom Solution

Educators struggle to juggle fragmented tools, but one integrated platform consolidates lesson planning, assessments, and engagement into a single system

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By Michelle Dawn Mooney · Amy OelschlagerBoxlightIan RobinsonMichelle Dawn Mooney
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Educators struggle to juggle fragmented tools, but one integrated platform consolidates lesson planning, assessments, and engagement into a single system

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The global value of the EdTech industry is expected to reach a whopping $132.4 billion by 2032. With digital tools flooding the educational landscape, teachers are now juggling numerous applications for tasks like lesson planning, assessments, and student engagement. Unfortunately, managing these multiple platforms can be a significant and time-consuming burden for educators. MyClass, Boxlight's integrated classroom solution, aims to address this challenge by offering a single, all-encompassing system.

How can educators efficiently manage digital resources and maximize their teaching potential using one comprehensive platform?

In this episode of Unbox Innovation, hosted by Michelle Dawn Mooney, guests Amy Oelschlager, Lead Education Consultant at Boxlight, and Ian Robinson, Senior Technical Project Manager at Boxlight, discuss MyClass—an innovative, all-in-one classroom management solution. They highlight how MyClass consolidates tools like interactive whiteboards, formative assessment features, and collaborative platforms into a single application, simplifying the lives of educators and enhancing student engagement.

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Simplification and Accessibility: MyClass reduces the need for multiple logins by combining interactive lessons, real-time assessments, and classroom management features in a single platform.

AI-Enhanced Learning: MyClass offers an AI-powered lesson generator, allowing teachers to create tailored lesson content efficiently, adaptable to specific grade levels and teaching styles.

Collaborative Tools: With features like a shared whiteboard and live student feedback, MyClass supports an engaging and interactive learning environment, making lessons more collaborative.

Amy Oelschlager is the Lead Education Consultant at Boxlight, where she specializes in implementing technology solutions that transform traditional classrooms into interactive learning environments. She has a background in elementary education and experience as a technology coach. Her career highlights include her role as a Customer Success Manager, providing ongoing support to schools and districts adopting new technologies.

Ian Robinson is a Senior Technical Project Manager at Boxlight with over six years of experience managing technical operations and quality assurance in educational technology. Previously, he served as IT Operations and QA Manager, focusing on enhancing product performance and user experience.

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