Case Study

Vancouver Public Schools— Online Safety for Students

WASHINGTON | 5,001 - 25,000 STUDENTS | GSM FOR GOOGLE, GSM FOR MICROSOFT

Teaching Students Better Global Digital Citizenship

Shifting to remote learning presented a variety of challenges for Vancouver Public Schools (VPS), as students faced an entirely new learning environment. The district chose Gaggle Safety Management to be their "neighbor on the porch" to proactively ensure the safety and well-being of their 24,000+ students online.

Keeping Students Protected Online

The Challenge - Maze

The Challenge:

Using Microsoft 365 and Google for Education across a variety of devices (iPads, Chromebooks, and laptops), the district wanted to ensure all of its students are protected in the digital environments where they’re interacting, sharing, and collaborating. This became even more critical when learning moved off campus and into the virtual world.

Ensuring All Grades Receive Digital Safety Coverage

The Solution - Lightbulb

The Solution:

With a student safety platform already in place for students in grades 3–12, VPS turned up its 1:1 initiative and extended its use of Gaggle across all grade levels. This would not only give the district complete visibility over its students’ online activities, it also helps promote digital citizenship and level the digital equity playing field.

Enhancing Digital Equity in Remote Learning Environments

CASE STUDY - Vancouver Public Schools

The Results:

Gaggle helped VPS expand its digital equity by ensuring that students can safely access all of the information and resources that they need to learn. It is especially critical in remote learning environments to have a proactive approach to student safety.