Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
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Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
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Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#2Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#3This is a world of change for school software development.
Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#4Worth mentioning that Clever is now making a few key engineering hires.. if improving education through data sounds exciting, shoot me a note and say hello! Or check out https://getclever.com/about/jobs
Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
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#6I wonder how some of the aspects of this works around FERPA (e.g. giving developers access to data)
Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#7I've played around with some of those proprietary (Pearson) school formats before, and they suck. This is a world of change for school software development.
Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#8Worth mentioning that Clever is now making a few key engineering hires.. if improving education through data sounds exciting, shoot me a note and say hello! Or check out https://getclever.com/about/jobs
Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#9Re: Clever (YC S12) Lands $3M, Now In 2000 Schools
#10Worth mentioning that Clever is now making a few key engineering hires.. if improving education through data sounds exciting, shoot me a note and say hello! Or check out https://getclever.com/about/jobs
Since you are here, I have been following Clever and think it is a great idea. The only thing missing from the docs, is how do I get access to a school's data? In my use case, I would need to get class roster data for 1-10 teachers that use my product in their school. I communicate directly with the teachers, and from the docs, I have no idea how these teacher communicate with Clever to make this happen.