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Learning.com To Sync with Student Rosters

Curriculum and assessment provider Learning.com is adding a new capability that will allow it to synchronize with student information systems. The company has partnered with SIS integration developer Clever to provide the capability.

With the addition of the new technology, Learning.com will be able to pull "student enrollment rosters and demographic data" from any SIS to which it connects and then automatically sync the data with Learning.com. According to the company, "The FERPA-compliant integration process takes five minutes to set up, and Clever supports every major SIS."

However, the SIS integration is not et available. Learning.com reported it will begin rolling out this new feature in the summer. Districts will need to contact their Learning.com reps to get the process started. Additional details can be found on Learning.com.

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