Edvoice - School communication 5.2.3

Edvoice is an application designed to streamline communication among parents, students, and teachers by providing an accessible and confidential platform. This app offers the convenience of sending real-time messages, grades, attendance updates, images, and files.

Here are some of the key features of this communication tool for educational institutions:

• Facilitates private and instant messaging
• Ensures communication is managed by the school and teachers
• Automatically sends grades and attendance reports
• Enables confirmation of attendance to events
• Allows the sharing of images and files
• Complies with EU GDPR and Spanish LOPD regulations
• Protects phone numbers privacy
• Enables unlimited messaging with legal validity
• User-friendly interface with easy setup
• Automates data importation process
• Guarantees cost and time savings
• Integration with Google and Microsoft for Education platforms
• Fosters student and family involvement in the educational journey
• Efficiently manages parent-teacher conferences

The app includes a feature known as 'stories' through which parents and students stay updated with notifications from teachers and the school in real time. Users can share various message types, including text messages, grades, absence records, calendar events, among others.

In addition to stories, which offer a flow of updates, Edvoice provides chat and group functionalities. These features support two-way communication, making them ideal for group collaborations and facilitating information exchange between teachers, students, and families.

You can begin sending messages and stories in minutes, free of charge for parents and students! Edvoice serves as a comprehensive communication tool catering to the needs of schools, universities, academies, daycares, nurseries, and kindergartens to foster a closely-knit community among families, parents’ associations, students, and educators.

Fully integrated with Additio App—the digital gradebook and class planner—Edvoice is currently adopted by over half a million educators in more than 20,000 schools globally.