From platform features to supplemental curriculum, Class Intercom is rooted in five clearly defined pillars: storytelling, skill building, student voice, digital citizenship, and community. The combination of robust technology, powerful pedagogy, and thorough support systems ensures that Class Intercom’s incredibly powerful and scalable technology is deployed by schools and districts in such a way that it complements core curriculum, restorative practices, and college and career readiness.

Storytelling

Capturing moments and giving voice to values.

Storytelling gives voice to diverse and important experiences and includes considerations like visual design, language, timing, channel, impact, audience and topic alignment, and more.

Student Voice

Empowering students to advocate and engage.

Students have a unique and important perspective in the classroom and beyond. Instilling value in student voice empowers students to advocate for diverse perspectives and causes as preparation for becoming responsible global citizens.

Skill Building

Helping staff and students adopt and hone relevant skills.

Students must learn, understand, and put into practice skills and experiences relevant to today’s jobs. This includes new and emerging channels, workflows, and technologies, plus more nuanced skills like audience awareness, collaboration, communication, and professionalism.

Community

Bringing ideas and people together to serve a greater good.

Schools and districts play important roles in their communities not only as educational institutions, but as hubs for problem solving, civic engagement, and other discourse.

Digital Citizenship

Engaging responsibly in an increasingly digital world.

Students must be prepared for the responsibility of communicating and representing themselves in an increasingly connected and tech-driven world.

Pedagogy Pillars

From platform features to supplemental curriculum, Class Intercom is rooted in five clearly defined pillars: storytelling, skill building, student voice, digital citizenship, and community. The combination of robust technology, powerful pedagogy, and thorough support systems ensures that Class Intercom’s incredibly powerful and scalable technology is deployed by schools and districts in such a way that it complements core curriculum, restorative practices, and college and career readiness.

Storytelling Storytelling gives voice to diverse and important experiences and includes considerations like visual design, language, timing, channel, impact, audience and topic alignment, and more.
Skill Building Students must learn, understand, and put into practice skills and experiences relevant to today’s jobs. This includes new and emerging channels, workflows, and technologies, plus more nuanced skills like audience awareness, collaboration, communication, and professionalism.
Student Voice Students have a unique and important perspective in the classroom and beyond. Instilling value in student voice empowers students to advocate for diverse perspectives and causes as preparation for becoming responsible global citizens.
Digital Citizenship Students must be prepared for the responsibility of communicating and representing themselves in an increasingly connected and tech-driven world.
Community Schools and districts play important roles in their communities not only as educational institutions, but as hubs for problem solving, civic engagement, and other discourse.

Storytelling

Storytelling gives voice to diverse and important experiences and includes considerations like visual design, language, timing, channel, impact, audience and topic alignment, and more.

Skill Building

Students must learn, understand, and put into practice skills and experiences relevant to today’s jobs. This includes new and emerging channels, workflows, and technologies, plus more nuanced skills like audience awareness, collaboration, communication, and professionalism.

Student Voice

Students have a unique and important perspective in the classroom and beyond. Instilling value in student voice empowers students to advocate for diverse perspectives and causes as preparation for becoming responsible global citizens.

Digital Citizenship

Students must be prepared for the responsibility of communicating and representing themselves in an increasingly connected and tech-driven world.

Community

Schools and districts play important roles in their communities not only as educational institutions, but as hubs for problem solving, civic engagement, and other discourse.

From platform features to supplemental curriculum, Class Intercom is rooted in five clearly defined pillars: storytelling, skill building, student voice, digital citizenship, and community. The combination of robust technology, powerful pedagogy, and thorough support systems ensures that Class Intercom’s incredibly powerful and scalable technology is deployed by schools and districts in such a way that it complements core curriculum, restorative practices, and college and career readiness.