Billed annually or $15 month-to-month
Unlimited Images
Unlimited Assignments
Data Integrations
Everything in Teacher, plus...
Central Roster Managment
Reporting for Coaches
Shared Templates
As a Middle and High School who prioritizes student work, the pandemic posed a critical problem: how do we see authentic work? Memphis Rise now uses EdLight daily to collect written exit tickets and audit note-taking. Students dozens of images a week on a variety of devices, and teachers use it to keep students accountable to completing work and give targeted + motivational feedback.
“The main benefit of EdLight for me is being able to see students’ work in a format that is easy for them to use and easy for me to grade. - Tracy Estes
“EdLight has given us a dependable opportunity to see student work and provide meaningful feedback on the work students are producing. We have also been able to use the work students are submitting in EdLight in our coaching conversations as a way of grounding our observation feedback and planning moving forward.” - Rebecca Olivarez
After students submit 1000 images images of their work, you will be asked to upgrade, and some features may be unavailable. You won’t lose any work or lose access. When you upgrade to the paid Teacher account, complete access will be restored.
Sure! If your school or district joins EdLight, any paid amount by you in that same school year can be refunded. Just drop us a line to let us know.
Sure thing, here’s a form you can fill out. We will follow up with you via email!
We accept all major credit cards or bank transfers. School and district accounts can also pay by check.
Totally! Send us a note at info@edlight.com with your details and we can help you with an invoice for your school
Totally! Collaboration is an essential part of great teaching. The free Starter and paid Teacher accounts allow up to 2 co-teachers to be added to your account.
Have more questions?Email Us
If you haven't worked in a school, it's difficult to understand how hard it is to be a teacher. Emotionally, physically and professionally, teaching is one of the hardest jobs around. Anything we can do to help teachers is a win.
Students want to own their learning. Families want to help. Teachers care about students. Districts want to better support teachers. We don't always get it right, but we all want to get better.
Too many ed tech products are a technology in search of a problem. Technology needs to support a teacher's workflow to enable teacher-student interactions. Also, it should actually work.
The best research shows that great teachers do two things:
(1) keep every student engaged, and (2) know what every student needs. Anyone can become a great teacher by using strategies that achieve these goals.
By visiting edlight.com, you accept the use of cookies,
