Content Analysis
Machine learning technology blocks potentially harmful content and images in students’ school-issued email and online file storage accounts.
Expert Review
An in-house team of trained safety professionals work 24/7/365 to evaluate blocked content, categorize incidents, and determine their severity.
Rapid Response
In severe situations, district-appointed contacts are notified immediately, even after standard business hours. In the most imminent cases, Gaggle will contact law enforcement to intervene.
What Do We Review?
Gmail
✓Email Message / Subject Line
✓Attachments (all file types)
✓Images
✓Links to Websites
✓Shared Items from Google Drive
Drive
✓Google Docs
✓Google Sheets
✓Google Slides
✓Images
✓Links to Websites
✓PDFs
✓Microsoft Uploads like Word, Excel, and Powerpoint
✓Non-Native Files
✓ Hangouts Chat
✓ Calendar
Email
✓Email Message / Subject Line
✓Attachments (all file types)
✓Images
✓Links to Websites
✓Shared Items from OneDrive
OneDrive
✓Word
✓Excel
✓Powerpoint
✓Images
✓Links to Websites
✓PDFs
✓Non-Native Files
✓ Yammer
Canvas Tools
✓Messages
✓Files
✓Conversations
✓Courses
✓Discussions
✓Pages
Non-Native Files
✓Images
✓Links to Websites
✓PDFs
✓Attachments
✓Non-Native Files including Documents, Spreadsheets, Slide Presentations
How Do I Get Started?
"We’ve brought all of the right people onboard to help make sure that we’re [providing] every student safety when using online tools."
Dr. Kelly May-Vollmar, Ed.D.
Chief Innovation and Information Officer
"We must be protective and help safeguard [students]. A service like Gaggle is really important to help us do that."
Christina Iremonger
Chief Digital Officer
"You can’t put a price on a student life or on educating them on how to be good digital citizens"
Dr. Audrey Hovannesian
Director, TechED Department Information Technology
"Whether it's bullying, student mental health issues, school violence issues, or another problem, this is one of the tools that you really can't be without."
Dr. Barry Reilly
Superintendent of Schools
"Gaggle saves us time and money and keeps us focused on the education of the child, not filtering a child."
Jill Pierce
Chief Technology Officer
"I want their devices to go home, but I know we continue to still have an obligation to protect our students."
Dr. Mark Benigni
Superintendent