Skolon’s data visualisation tool automatically creates detailed reports on how different tools are used – for all providers and tools, all in one place. Clear graphical visualisations make it easy to follow the use of tools over time – from individual classes to multiple schools, all in a single view. This brings brand new opportunities for optimising training and analysing which tools can be used even more to reach their full potential.

Skolon’s user-friendly data visualisation tool gives you a clear, complete picture of which users and which data has been synced to each tool and provider, giving the insights and control required by GDPR. This information is available at individual, class and school levels, and data transfer can also be stopped at the click of a button, whether for an individual user or with a provider.

Pseudonymization enables digital learning in a safe way, and allows school principals to live up to GDPR and Schrems II. It ensures that personal data in plain text is not transferred to third countries, and is therefore one of the options that the European Data Protection Board recommends.

By using pseudonymization, data stays with Skolon and the supplier concerned receives pseudonymised data that cannot be traced back to students or teachers. This means that with the help of Skolon, you can continue to use all your favorite providers of digital learning tools, regardless of where in the world they operate from.

Thanks to an automatically generated overview of which providers are used, it’s easy to check that data processing agreement are held with all providers. A clear register function gives users all the information they need, all in one place.

Ready-made reports for tools that have been demo tested by teachers provide excellent decision-making support for future purchases. These reports are easy to export and use within the decision-making process.