ClassDojo

ClassDojo

In-app purchases

About this app

It's time to build better classrooms.

Class Dojo is a game-changing platform designed for teachers, parents and kids. The end goal? Giving kids an education they love. Here's how.

* Teachers and parents can safely and easily communicate throughout the school day
* Parents get photo and video updates from their child's teacher, so they can feel like they're there
* Kids get fun learning content at school and at home
* Everyone stays in the know on the latest and greatest school news and updates.
*Did we mention it's free?

Join the millions strong in 180 countries that are making their classrooms feel more like communities.

"I've divided my time teaching as B.C. and A.C.: before ClassDojo, and after ClassDojo. I never want to go back!" — Jen E., an elementary school teacher

The Plus Experience
When parents start using ClassDojo and are ready for more of what they love, there's ClassDojo Plus—more memories, more moments, more milestones. And yes, more answers to "how was school today?"

Ratings and reviews

Slow, buggy, expensive, does some things well. The app takes an age to load, over a minute sometimes, it's buggy I've just loaded the app, waited to start and the logo was the stuck over the app after loading. I get a notification, which keeps repeating every time I start the app for a post by a teacher 8 days ago which I've opened. You want people to buy the app, make it more affordable AND make it actually work.

I might be tempted to let my kid do the island pass. But honestly, it locks up every time I open it, I've had the app for less than a week and I already gotten over a dozen prompts begging me to spend a combined total of $120 on upgrades, and I'm a little offended by their methodology. Get it into the classroom, dangle extras in front of my kid in CLASS, so he begs me for the upgrade through push notifications. That's just disgusting. Makes me want to homeschool.

I don't often review things, but this app is terrible. I got about 1/3 of the way through listing all the things that are bad and I ran out of room. The short list is that it's required for communication at my children's school and yet they constantly try to force paid versions. There are too many notifications without sufficient ways to tailor specific notifications or categories. The app also has poor user interface/accessibility options.