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How does this differ from traditional LMSes, like eChalk or BlackBoard? Is it e-rate eligible? Can I integrate it with SSO things (Active Directory, Google fo
by cbhl 12y ago
How does this differ from traditional LMSes, like eChalk or BlackBoard?
Is it e-rate eligible?
Can I integrate it with SSO things (Active Directory, Google for Education, or Office 365)?
- tariqr 12y agoeChalk involves heavy technical content production and Chalkboard is a dinosaur and intended for in classroom use. Classmill is flexible in the content required for classes and its intended use cases. SSO is not supported at the moment, but is definitely in the pipeline.