GoGuardian provides digital learning solutions for K-12 schools, offering tools for classroom management, student safety, and web filtering.

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GoGuardian helps thousands of K-12 schools maximize the learning potential of every student by creating safe and effective digital learning environments. Our technology products help educators inspire curiosity in the classroom, support student mental health, and protect students from harmful or distracting content. Today, over 7 million students are safely exploring more of the internet with the industry’s most advanced device management platform. That’s why GoGuardian is the fastest growing education company in the U.S.*


When we're not building amazing education software, we're either surfing, playing soccer, or brewing a delicious cup of pourover coffee. Want to help us in our mission? We're hiring! 

*According to the 2018 Inc 500

Todd Mackey

Sumeru Equity Partners

Tiger Global Management

Employee Stock Option Fund

Today we announced Rich Preece as our new Chief Executive Officer, effective April 15, 2024. Rich will succeed Co-Founder Advait Shinde, who will retain his role as Executive Chairman of the Board and transition to a new leadership role focused on technology and innovation. 

Advait’s guiding vision and leadership of GoGuardian over the past 10 years has enabled us to support schools and teachers drive positive outcomes for students across the country. We welcome Rich to the team to continue on that mission into the next decade. 
 
To read more about today’s announcement: https://lnkd.in/eRre8cgZ

"The challenge of running the company at this scale was very different from the challenge of running it when it was 10 times smaller, even 100 times smaller."

Thank you to Entrepreneur Media and Amanda Breen for sharing our story on how founder Advait Shinde welcomed our new CEO Rich Preece to help GoGuardian thrive at its current scale and beyond. 🤝

Check this out! 🗞️ GoGuardian is a proud member of the EDSAFE AI Alliance and contributor to a new guide recently published by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Education Technology that informs product leads and their teams of innovators how to work toward safety, security, and trust while creating AI products and services for use in education.

Our own Teddy Hartman is quoted on strategies for responsible design:

“AI isn’t a monolith. When developers think about responsible design and use of AI tools in education, it’s important to consider the range of AI applications and align their risk mitigation strategies to the relative risk of each tool. One strategy is to keep humans in the loop—for example, involving educators at optimal moments that help minimize the risks and maximize the value of these new technologies.” — Teddy Hartman, Head of Privacy and Trust, Pear Deck Learning

What considerations do you work through when implementing AI in the classroom? Let us know in the comments below. 👇

Mark your calendars so you don’t miss a minute of the #ISTELive action! 

What sessions are you most excited about? Sound off in the comments! ⬇️ 📣

Excited to join a dynamic panel discussion at this year's Solutions Summit at #ISTELive on June 23! We’ll be exploring the best gen-AI use-cases in K-12 education today and their diverse applications for educators and their classrooms. 

Hear from expert opinions on the most promising developments and discuss current use cases! GoGuardian Pear Deck Learning AllHere Merlyn Mind 

Registration remains open, join us! https://lnkd.in/eHuFf9Ft

June is Internet Safety Month! Before you send those kiddos off for the break, equip them with a practical internet safety checklist to help them surf safely this summer. #internetsafety 

Do:
✅ Stick to basics like passwords and sharing information online. No info overloads! 
✅ Be creative and make it fun — think mini-quizzes with prizes
✅ Keep communication open so students have a safe person to talk to if they see something troublesome online. 
✅ Get parents involved with an internet safety checklist to send home with students for the summer

Don’t:
❌ Use scare tactics — the internet is a powerful tool if students know how to be safe.
❌ Stick to long lectures. Keep students engaged in the topic without overwhelming them with information. 
❌ Ignore cyberbullying. Be sure to emphasize being a respectful digital citizen — and report any cyberbullying you see. 
❌ Blame or shame students for any internet oops they've made. They don’t know what they don’t know — and now’s the time to teach them! 

Ready to read more? 
https://lnkd.in/e4r5pZAe

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