The collaboration will see Skolon implement its platform to foster greater digital cohesion and streamline access to educational resources for approximately 5,000 pupils across the Trust’s five primary and four secondary schools.

The Acer Trust sought a solution to unify its digital landscape, simplifying user management and access to a growing array of online learning tools and also internal resources, which was often a challenge as a Trust with both Google and Microsoft schools. Skolon will play a key role in achieving this by integrating with the Trust’s Management Information System (MIS) to automate the creation and provisioning of user accounts within both Microsoft and Google Workspace environments. Furthermore, Skolon will provide a secure Single Sign-On (SSO) solution to applications and resources, empowering both pupils and teachers with seamless access to their essential digital resources.

This strategic partnership is set to enhance the Acer Trust’s operational efficiency, enabling better allocation of resources and a more streamlined approach to digital learning. Ultimately, this will contribute to greater equity and inclusion by ensuring all students and staff have consistent and easy access to the tools they need to succeed.

Skolon is committed to simplifying the complexities of digital learning for educational institutions. This partnership with Acer Trust underscores this commitment by providing a unified and accessible digital environment that benefits the entire Trust community. To find out how Skolon can help your Trust, use the button below.

This is Skolon – we gather the best digital educational tools and make them work in the classroom.

Skolon is an independent platform for digital educational tools and learning resources, created for both teachers and students. With Skolon, accessing and using your digital educational tools is easy – security increases, administration decreases, and there’s more time for learning.

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