Microsoft 365 Integration
The Microsoft 365 Integration facilitates the creation of students and educators within the Classter platform, allowing users to join their respective groups seamlessly. Furthermore, it supports integration with the MS School Data Sync (MS SDS) service, utilizing the OneRoster API, as well as Single Sign-On (SSO) with MS365. Through Single Sign-On, the login process is automated, enhancing security as users only need to enter their credentials (USERNAME – PASSWORD) once, minimizing the risk of credential theft. Overall, the collaboration between Microsoft 365 and Classter ensures a safer and more enjoyable experience, evident when users leverage all the features of Microsoft 365.
Benefits
The benefits of using Microsoft 365 Integration are numerous and highly useful. As mentioned earlier, it provides users with a user-friendly, automated environment, whether they are students or educators. Users belong to an environment where they can easily collaborate on a common project, even remotely, using Microsoft tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams), resulting in greater efficiency. Cloud-based accessibility allows users to access their work from anywhere, promoting productivity. Real-time communication among students, educators, and parents makes sharing ideas and communication easier. When a teacher creates a class in Classter, Microsoft Teams automatically creates a group. Increased productivity is another reason to use Microsoft 365 Integration, as users have all the necessary tools at their disposal. In conclusion, it’s worth mentioning that if a student leaves or joins a class, Microsoft Teams is updated automatically, streamlining processes. In case of any issues with the tools, Microsoft provides one of the best supports, continually updating its services, ensuring that Classter users have access to new features.
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How it works with Classter
The end-to-end creation results in the optimal educational experience, achieved through the integration of Microsoft 365, renowned for its trustworthiness and user productivity. The collaboration between Classter and Microsoft 365 results in the automatic creation of users. When a new student or educator tab is created in Classter, access to Microsoft 365 is automatically granted as the data is synchronized, including details such as name, surname, email, etc. SDS is a technology that automatically creates a group in Microsoft Teams for each department/subject in Classter. Within this group, the educator becomes the owner, and students are members. Teachers’ grades are automatically sent to Classter after evaluation. The Microsoft 365 calendar is updated by Classter; for example, when a lesson, event, activity, or anything else is created, it goes directly to Microsoft 365, and users are immediately notified.
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In conclusion, if a user tries Classter in collaboration with Microsoft 365, they will have the best educational experience, as the user-friendly environment and available tools win over the user. As they can work on their tasks anywhere, they save time.
