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SAS Partners with Clever To Streamline Access to Free Resources

SAS Curriculum Pathways has partnered with Clever to make their free learning resources available through the latter's Instant Login service.

The ability for districts to set up access to SAS Curriculum Pathways via Clever is currently available and, beginning this fall, "teachers won't even need to manually add students to SAS Curriculum Pathways rosters," according to a news release, as "Clever automatically maps class rosters to a teacher."

"SAS Curriculum Pathways provides resources in English language arts, mathematics, sci­ence, social studies and Spanish for traditional, virtual and home schools," according to information released by the companies. "Nearly 190,000 teachers and students already use the free digital resources for K-12."

Curriculum Pathways features more than 1,000 interactive online resources that include formative and summative assessments and links to state standards. Resources can also be differentiated for individual students

Clever's Instant Login tool, which is also free, allows users to log in to all school apps and software through a single user name and password.

"While the increase in digital classroom resources is a boon to learning, it can cause administrative headaches," said Scott McQuiggan, Director, SAS Curriculum Pathways. "Clever's single sign-on and rostering will make it easier than ever to use SAS Curriculum Pathways, so teachers can focus on students."

More information about SAS Curriculum Pathways is available at sas.com. Go to clever.com to learn more ab out Clever Instant Login.

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Joshua Bolkan is contributing editor for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe. He can be reached at [email protected].

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