ClassPulse was piloted between 2019-2022. The project is currently on pause. We are open to future collaborations. Click on Contact to reach us.

How it Works

Step 1

Contact Patrick or Mark to start the conversation and process. This will help both of us discover purpose, intent and overall interest in participating in ClassPulse.

Think of this as a free consultation to establish an understanding for how we can best support you and your students this year. We will discuss the entire process from start to finish and come up with a game plan for your ClassPulse implementation.

Step 2

Patrick or Mark will send you links to our in-house built ClassPulse surveys for you to distribute to your class. These are designed around a research proven method of gathering data, NPS (Net Promotor Score) metrics. This is a quick and easy way to better understand how students are perceiving their learning experience and hasn't been done in a K12 environment yet! We will also provide you with some potential talking points to present to your class while implementing.

Step 3

Begin distributing ClassPulse Surveys to your class throughout the days and weeks to follow. The number of surveys and sequence will vary depending on your personal goals.

Our surveys only take 1-2 minutes. We recommend that you spend an entire quarter figuring out the best way to work this into your instruction so that it enriches, rather than distracts, from your classroom culture.

Positive Take-Aways

"Glows"

Things to Change

"Grows"

Step 4

Your student's responses will aggregate and we will then send you back the analysis report. The more surveys given, the more insights you will receive.

Doing this consistently will allow you to use the data collected today to impact your planning for tomorrow.

Step 5

Reconnect with Patrick or Mark to discuss next steps.

Once you have implemented ClassPulse into the culture of your classroom, we will help you start creating your own custom surveys. This will give you the ability to answer the burning questions we all have as teachers.

As our technology and product improve, we will continue to give you more helpful insights which will allow you to dig deeper into your student-centric data.

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