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Rhea County School District in Tennessee was looking for a way to solve a very modern problem: protecting students in the digital world by monitoring […]
Colorado’s Weld County School District needed a way to monitor students’ online activity in a 1:1 environment. While the district was already using an email […]
Gaggle is more than simply a school safety company or an AI algorithm that works to monitor students’ digital footprint. It’s an organization of professionals […]
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among today’s youth between the ages of 10 and 24. Last year alone, Gaggle found 52,000 references to […]
Student drug use is a prevailing challenge for school districts across the country. Although federally illegal, underage students are frequently using substances such as alcohol, […]
A Safety Audit, performed by Gaggle is a retrospective analysis of student-created content and review of possible incidents Gaggle’s services would have caught, had you […]
A Safety Audit, performed by Gaggle and exclusive to your school or district, provides a retrospective analysis of content and review of possible incidents Gaggle’s […]
Digital citizenship is an area of focus for most schools across the country. The goal is to help bring a foundational knowledge and skill set […]
Name: Jacob Huss Title: Account Manager Originally from Columbia, South Carolina, Jacob Huss has been part of the Gaggle family for the past year and […]
When Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) started handing out laptops on a 1:1 basis, the district knew the importance of protecting its students in the digital […]
Oftentimes, it starts with an anonymous text to a child or teen. The sender claims to have incriminating pictures and threatens to release the images […]
In order to better prepare their students for the real world, Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) started offering its students email capabilities. But with 45,000 […]
