EduLink One for PC

It does the job well, but it has some annoying aspects. It can reset filters that you have set up to locate homework if you don't mark the task done. This means you will waste a lot of time. It does the job, but it could be more. It could be improved by retaining filters for marking homewrok and making the messaging system more user-friendly. It's also not great on phones, as it feels like all the information is in one place.

It is stupid. I can't log in even after i put my password into it. When i hit use Microsoft, it loads over and over.

Although flaky ......, it works great when used as intended. It shows very basic information ....., but it gets in trouble when you ask for more ...... The app seems to throw you out of the window and refuses to let you return. The app has great potential, but it drops out in an important area of information importance ..... This is a terrible thing. Now I am locked out. What should I do? I hope the IT department at school will come to my aid.

A poorly executed and badly handled port of an iPhone app that was clearly intended for iPhone users. Apple's UI and styling choices make the interactions and behavior very obvious. They are also very noticeable on Android devices. The app behaves in bizarre ways which an experienced user may find confusing or counterintuitive. The back button behavior is particularly painful, as iPhones do not have them. When I press the "back" button to view a list of homework assignments, instead of being taken to my login screen, it takes me back to what in a sane universe could be considered acceptable behavior. It's pretty clear that the video above this page states "available across all platform" while clearly showing an iPhone, iPad and MacBook.

Ok, so edulink is an excellent concept. However, it constantly throws me off the screen and requests that I re-enter the login. This is frustrating but not unbearable. It sometimes crashes, or makes false claims of being disconnected, when in fact, it is very close to the internet. Sometimes this causes the app to crash, which can lead to missing critical information such as our homework. It is absurd!

This app is great, but it needs some improvements. 1. A feature that allows students to see their teachers, and the contact information for them could be added. A direct link could be added to students accounts on another app. My school uses doddle for show hw, so that you can auto-sign in on any device. Overall, the app works great as a student. It is also very simple. This app is really great! !

It's ugly and not practical. I want to throw up because of the ugly colors and difficult layout. The app looks exactly the same as the website and is slow to navigate. Even though the app remembers my password, I must enter it again every time I use it.

It appears that most of the times I attempt to login to it in order to create registers, an error message pops up. Restarting your phone or app does not seem to solve the problem. It works occasionally, sometimes not. It is therefore very ineffective.

Slow, slow and needs to be oriented in an odd way. If you turn the screen, it will tell you to go back. It is slow and laggy. If you are inactive for more than five minutes, it logs your activity.

The app is great. However, the number of messages that are at the top doesn't change after I read them makes it difficult to use. Both online and in the app, this is true. While it may not be the same for everyone, I think you can improve this and increase my rating to five stars. This doesn't make the app bad. Overall I like it. It has many useful and good features, but the interface is simple. Many apps or websites cannot do this.

It looks promising, but it is lacking in information (which could be due to the school not providing data so the app can't blame them) and I get errors on some of the links. It is still a work in progress, but it's a start.

The app has its flaws, such as not being able to load or sending notifications about work that aren't available. It is useful for staying up-to-date with my school work. Everyone who has given this 1 star rating agrees that it's worth doing the work. We'd be so far behind if we were gone for six months.

It asked me to reset my password. After I did so, it let me log back in. However, after I have logged out it will tell me that my password or login are wrong. Since she started using the app, my wife has experienced the exact same problem. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Any suggestions for the developer of the app so that I don't need to reset my password each time I use it?

It's a great idea and it works for school. However, parents may find the system less useful. There is no need to receive a push notification each time homework is due (there are 20 kids in the school, so there is a lot of notifications), and it is not possible to disable or change any of them. Although I can turn off all notifications via Android, I may miss important information. Poor implementation.

Cons: When a child receives behaviour points, such as details about the lesson and teacher or details of their behaviour, there are not enough details. It is a wasteful use of resources that could have been useful for parents. Sometimes children don't know why they have points. Without the right information, it's difficult to jog your memory. It is possible that teachers are giving the wrong children points. The pros: Excellent layout and useful for homework.